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We provide Hospice care & support to patients and their loved ones living in Kent and East Sussex. Learn more about how we can help you.
If you or someone you love may benefit from Hospice care, you can find out more using the information below. For support or advice at any time of the day or night, please visit our Help Hub.
We provide Hospice care & support to patients and their loved ones living in Kent and East Sussex. Learn more about how we can help you.
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We need to raise over £8 million every year to provide outstanding Hospice care to the local community. To get involved with our fundraising activities, design your own, or make a donation, use the information on this page.
We put this together to keep you updated on the main activities from the Hospice, and to share our news and stories with you, the local community and supporters. In this, our first edition since the Queen’s death, we pay tribute and reflect on the different ways this has affected us as individuals. We also wish to take this opportunity to remember Ben Alcock, one of our Hospice chaplains, who sadly died in September, with his family around him. We send our heartfelt thoughts to Ben’s family and colleagues at this time.
In Anna's Story, she remembers her Dad, Simon, and how he and her brother Chris inspired her to produce a play. Anna talks openly about the time she spent with her dad, making memories, and the time they spent together, at the Hospice.
Clare tells how her illness can affect her, but how accessing support through Living Well keeps her active and able to do the things she enjoys. Wellness is important to Clare, and she talks about looking after both her physical and mental well-being.
Marion is supporting us, this Christmas, by sharing her story, looking back on some of her favourite Christmas memories, and talking about how she's making the most of this Christmas with her family.
In Marion’s story, she focusses on Christmas wishes, to help show just how important the work of our staff and volunteers is. At its heart, Christmas is a time for family and creating memories with loved ones; something our nurses and volunteers help patients do every day with your support.
We are particularly looking forward to our festive events – Christmas Market, at the Hospice towards the end of November, and Carols at Christmas, with special guest Aled Jones. We also look forward to welcoming families back to the Hospice to join us for our Light up a Life service, as we hang stars bearing loved ones’ names upon the Christmas Tree at the Hospice.
Join us from 25-27th November, at the Hospice in Pembury, for our Christmas Market, with over 40 food and gift stalls, and the opportunity to meet Santa in his grotto.
Set in the picturesque chapel of St Augustine, at Tonbridge School, we'll be joined by local choirs, and special guest, Aled Jones, on Tuesday 20th December.
Come together and remember loved ones, this festive season. Make a dedication, hanging a star on your tree and ours. Join us for our Service of Remembrance on Saturday 10th December.
In this edition, you can also read about the addition of Hospice Paramedics to our workforce, and how they help improve outcomes for patients. Vicki, Ben and Laura tell us what their jobs look like, why they enjoy being a Paramedic within the Hospice, and how they help patients, and their loved ones.
There are now ten paramedics working as part of the Hospice’s clinical team, with many in outreach, working in the community and in patients’ homes, and a few are on the In-Patient Ward at the Hospice in Pembury, and at Cottage Hospice.
Volunteers make up the vast majority of our workforce and we always welcome new volunteers, so if this might be a New Year’s resolution for you, read more about joining our team.
Hear from Simon, Gillian and Graham about their varied volunteer roles, working in our Retail Team, with patients, on our welcome desk, or in our offices, behind the scenes.
However you choose to support your local Hospice this Christmas, thank you from us all on behalf of our patients and their loved ones. We wish you an enjoyable break over the festive period.
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