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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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Hayley: My day as a Children’s Healthcare Assistant

Get a behind the scenes look at the work of the children's team, as Hayley, our Children's Healthcare Assistant, takes us through her day!
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Emma and Ophelia’s Story

Emma’s four-year-old daughter, Ophelia, is supported by Hospice in the Weald for Children. Here, Emma explains the benefit of this support, and more...
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Our Care and Support – Children’s Hospice Week

Children’s Hospice Week, running from 16-22 June, offers us the opportunity to highlight the impact of Hospice in the Weald for Children, and share more about what we do...
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Walking the Moonlight Walk for ‘Sam’s Striking Stars’

Sam was just 38 when she died. Here, her mum, Debbie, shares her story, explaining why she’ll be taking part in Moonlight Walk, alongside friends and family…
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Hospice Run 2025: 5 things to look forward to

More than just a race, Hospice Run is a chance to challenge yourself while making a real difference. We 'run' through what to look out for this year...
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Meadow of Memories stuns at Scotney Castle

Our stunning display of 450 handcrafted butterflies can now be viewed at Scotney Castle, offering a peaceful tribute of remembrance. Read more...
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Emily’s story: Walking with purpose

Emily lost both her mum and her best friend in 2019. Here, she shares her story and looks ahead to Moonlight Walk this June…
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Claire Wells: We take a person-centred approach

Claire Wells, Spiritual Support Lead & Chaplain at Hospice in the Weald, answers our Dying Matters Awareness Week questions, which focus on this year’s theme: ‘The culture of dying matters’.
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Phil and Jan’s story: Wings of connection

Phil, who shares a deep and personal connection to butterflies with his late wife, Jan, explains why he's excited by Meadow of Memories...
Shaping hospice care

Shaping the future of Hospice Care

Over the coming year, we’re embarking on an exciting transformation at Hospice in the Weald – one that will help ensure we can continue providing the best possible care, now and into the future.

Thanks to the generosity of our supporters and recent government funding, we’re refurbishing and upgrading our Hospice in Pembury, providing in-patient services at Cottage Hospice in Five Ashes, and developing a brand-new centre for children and young people.

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