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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.

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We need to raise more than £10 million every year to provide Hospice care and support for our local community. If you want to get involved, join one of our fundraising activities, create your own, or make a donation; everything you need is on this page.

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Access Our Care: Hospice for adults & children in Kent & East Sussex

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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We provide Hospice care & support to patients living with a terminal illness and their loved ones.

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With your support, we raise money to help patients and those important to them access vital care and support. Find out how you can get involved!

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We are proud to be supported by over 1,000 volunteers across the Hospice. Volunteer with us.

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Discover amazing bargains and treasures in our charity shops. From clothing and accessories, to electricals and furniture there's something for everyone.

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Help Hub: For advice, guidance and information at any time of the day or night

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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Running for my hero: Jade’s story

Jade shares her memories of cousin Zane, who was cared for by the Hospice at the age of 18, and why she chose to take part in Hospice Run.
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Hundreds gather to shine and support the Hospice at Moonlight Walk

Our incredible community gathered in Sevenoaks on Saturday evening to walk under the stars for Moonlight Walk...
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Consultation for our Children and Young People’s Service

An Important and Sensitive Update About Our Children’s and Young People’s Service

Kirsty’s Story: Feeling comfort through Hospice Run

Through Hospice Run, Kirsty - joined by family and friends - took on a challenge to remember husband, Andrew and give something back.
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Students bring creativity and companionship to Living Well

Every week, a group of students from Sevenoaks School spend time with people attending the Hospice’s Living Well art sessions, designed to spark creativity and meaningful connections.
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Molly and Rebecca’s story: Walking for Gerry

Molly and Rebecca shared their memories of stepfather and partner, Gerry, ahead of taking on Moonlight Walk in his memory.
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Mart and Mia’s story

Mart and Mia share their memories of son Zane, talking about the things he loved, the strength he found, and the care that held their family at Hospice in the Weald.
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Volunteers’ Week: Why volunteer with us?

It's Volunteers’ Week! Running for over 40 years, it celebrates the contribution volunteers make to organisations across the country. But why should you volunteer with us?
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Spring Love Your Labels Lock-in: The impact of our charity shop events

Recently, our Spring Love Your Labels Lock-in took place at our Tonbridge Superstore, bringing supporters an affordable way to shop for their favourite brands, whilst making a genuine difference.
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Our top fundraising tips for Moonlight Walk

Our fundraising team share their top tips for helping you boost your fundraising and make an even bigger difference ahead of Moonlight Walk.
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Donating to our shops: Tips for making every donation go further

At Hospice in the Weald, we are incredibly grateful for every person who donates to and shops in our charity shops. Discover our top donating tips, and the impact of good quality donations…
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The importance of our nurses: International Nurses Day 2026

This International Nurses Day, hear from some of the team, as they share their thoughts about the importance of nursing...
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An open door: Amie’s story

Amie reflects on how the Hospice helped her dad, Deryck continue to enjoy what was most important to him before his death, and why she's dedicating a Meadow of Memories daisy in his memory...
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Beyond the taboo: Why conversations about death matter

Death, dying, and bereavement affect us all, but for many, openly talking about these topics is difficult, and sometimes it’s not easy to know where to start. Here, our counselling team share their insights on the topic...
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Talking about death helped me cope: Robert’s story

Robert shares how counselling has helped him cope with grief and loss by openly talking about his experience of death and dying…
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Death and dying: How spiritual support helps us prepare, reflect and cope

This Dying Matters Awareness Week, we spoke with Claire Wells, Spiritual Support Lead & Chaplain at Hospice in the Weald, to explore this year’s theme: ‘Let’s Talk about Death and Dying.’
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Dying Matters Awareness Week

Dying Matters Awareness Week is an opportunity to encourage all communities to engage in conversations about death and dying. Here, we take a closer look at this year's theme...

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