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Accept CookiesIf 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 24/7 Help Hub.
We provide Hospice palliative care across our Services, to enable you or your loved one to make choices that are right for them.
If you or someone you love needs Hospice care, please complete this short form and we will contact you. There is no need to wait for a referral from your GP or healthcare professional.
Our Services are free of charge to all patients and their loved ones. 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.
You can also access in-patient care at Cottage Hospice or the In-Patient Ward.
Hospice Outreach Service can provide care for you in your own home, in a care home, and arrange Hospice appointments for you. They can also help you arrange access to physiotherapy, occupational therapy and any of our other Services.
If you have a particular challenge or symptom you would like support with, please ask your usual point of contact at the Hospice, or phone us on 01892 820515.
We offer a range of therapies to help empower patients to live their life with a terminal illness. Improving mobility and every day tasks to make things as comfortable as they can be allowing you to do what you want. We also offer therapies to those important to patients who may benefit from the services we provide.
Find out moreCounselling is an opportunity to share your thoughts, feelings and experiences which you may not feel able to share with loved ones. Counselling is a talking therapy and can help bring a new understanding to your situation and the challenges and changes that this may bring.
Find out moreCreative therapy is a great way for you to express yourself. You don’t have to be ‘creative’, or ‘good’ at music as such. to reap the benefits.
Find out more about Living WellLiving Well is able to offer a wide range of different complementary therapies completely free of charge. These are provided by our team of professionally qualified therapists who volunteer across the Hospice.
Currently, complementary therapies at Hospice Day Service are paused. Hospice Day Service is running in a virtual capacity to keep everyone safe.
The therapy involves massaging the feet, centring on points on the foot that relate to parts of the body.
Reiki is a nurturing, harmonising and balancing form of energy treatment. It is hands-on, very gentle and non-intrusive, using universal energy (“rei-ki”) to treat the mind and body, and our emotions and personal wellbeing, promoting a better flow of energy within and around us.
The reiki practitioner gently places their hands in a series of non-intrusive positions either lightly touching or over the patients body.
The acupuncture group aims to help with all varieties of stress and anxiety related conditions by using very thin needles that are inserted into the ear at specific points.
The Yoga group works through a series of movements focusing on strength, flexibility and breathing to boost physical and mental wellbeing.
The Qi Gong Yoga group is a slightly different form of yoga. This group works by using postures, exercises, breathing techniques, and meditations. Its techniques are designed to improve and balance the body’s energy.
The Yoga group works through a series of movements focusing on strength, flexibility and breathing to boost physical and mental wellbeing.
Head massage involves the therapist massaging on or around the scalp causing blood to rush to the massaged area and stimulates the scalp. Is it a very relaxing form of massage.
Bach remedies are extractions from nature that can help balance emotional and thought highs and lows where needed. Their effects can be felt quite quickly after taking them, particularly in a crisis. Only 1 or 2 sessions needed.
Osteopathy is a manual therapy that aims to improve health across all body systems by manipulating and strengthening the musculoskeletal framework. An Osteopath will focus on the joints, muscles, and spine, aiming to increase the mobility of joints, relieving muscle tension and enhancing the blood supply to tissues.
A form of massage in which parts of the hands are rubbed by a masseuse using their fingers and knuckles. A hand massage aims to relax and calm.
Living WellHospice in the Weald provides Benefit Support and related guidance to patients and those important to them.
We aim to improve your quality of life and that of your family, helping you to cope with some of the most difficult aspects of your illness.
It’s important to us to know that you are getting all the help and support that you and your family may be entitled to. We are able to help relieve physical symptoms, provide emotional support and also with more practical issues.
Find out more and contact for supportFinding out which benefits may apply to you and applying for them can make you feel like you are navigating through a maze – but we’re here to help you.
We currently have a varied timetable of activities that you can get involved with including virtual sessions, online if you prefer or are unable to attend the Hospice in person.
Living WellYou may be able to benefit from In-Patient Care at Cottage Hospice or on the In-Patient Ward. The Hospice Outreach Service will be able to advise you and help you make a decision on whether this is right for you.
Find out more about In-Patient CareWhen you are feeling well and there is nothing for us to help you with, we will ask you to get in contact with us as and when you need us. This means we will not plan to contact you on a regular basis. This does not mean that we are not here for you. You remain under our care and if you develop any symptoms or need support from us, you or your loved ones can contact us at any time of the day or night.