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Our hospice care and support is available completely free of charge for adults and children across Kent and East Sussex. We are here day and night to help patients with an illness where a cure is no longer possible, and for patients who will at some stage die from their illness (you may hear this referred to as “palliative care”).

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Visit our Help Hub for information and advice about symptoms and topics relating to terminal illness. You and your loved ones can search for information, or contact us for advice.

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Latest News

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Pearl’s story: Leaving a Gift in Will

Pearl shares why she and her late husband, Fred, decided to leave a Gift in their Wills to Hospice in the Weald.
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Children’s teddy bear picnic fun

It was a wonderful day at our children's Teddy Bear Picnic on 14th August. See the highlights here!
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Josh and Lisa’s story: Running as a family

Watch Josh and Lisa share their Hospice Run journey, from the joy of crossing the finish line together to taking part again in memory of Lisa’s Mum, Josh’s Grandma, Eileen.
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Maidstone Road Access Update – We’re Still Open

Please be aware that Maidstone Road is now closed from Lower Green Road direction due to works carried out by SGN. But don’t worry – the Hospice remains fully open and accessible. You can still reach us via the A228.
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Ben’s story: Running for Dad

Ben’s dad spent his last weeks at the Hospice, surrounded by his family. Here, Ben shares his story as he looks forward to Hospice Run...
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Hospice Run: Expert tips and tricks!

Ollie McCarthy, a local personal trainer specialising in helping runners, shares his top tips for before, during and after event day!
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Mayor of Tonbridge and Malling nominates Hospice in the Weald

The new Mayor of Tonbridge and Malling, Councillor Chris Brown, was warmly welcomed by staff during a visit to the Hospice in Pembury.
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Statement from Nick Farthing on Government Funding Announcement

Hospice in the Weald is delighted to receive further government funding to support our work in delivering high-quality, sustainable hospice care for the local community.
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Sarah’s story: Finding joy in creativity

Sarah continues to make the most of life and is not limited by her diagnosis. Here, she shares more about her love of pottery, which she discovered in Living Well...
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Creative thinking, big impact: Partnering with Tonbridge Grammar School

At Hospice in the Weald, we know that strong, meaningful partnerships are key - read on for more about our link with Tonbridge Grammar School...
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International Paramedics Day: Celebrating our paramedics

This International Paramedics Day, hear from our paramedics as they give us an insight into their roles at the Hospice, highlighting the importance of what they do...
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Vinnie’s story: Running for the Hospice

After completing his one-mile challenge, 8-year-old Vinnie is now eyeing his first 5K at Hospice Run - all in memory of his nanny.
Nick Farthing Explains Fit for the Future

Nick our Chief Executive explains our transformation programme

We’re excited to share our plans to refurbish and transform our Hospice spaces, ensuring we can care for our community for years to come.

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I’m Still Me

At Hospice in the Weald, we believe that even in the face of a terminal or life-limiting illness, people remain who they are - vibrant, passionate, and full of life. Read on for more about the I’m Still Me campaign...

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