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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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Help us create a ward that matches the outstanding care inside it

Next summer, our renewed Inpatient Ward at Pembury will open its doors to local people who need specialist hospice care. We’re now turning our attention to what goes inside it. With your support, we can equip every room with the furniture, furnishings and specialist equipment needed to provide outstanding care in a modern, comfortable and welcoming environment.

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Will you help make every room ready for patients and families?

From specialist beds that keep patients comfortable and cuddle beds that help families stay close, to artwork and furnishings that create a calm and welcoming environment, every item on our nurses’ Christmas ‘Wish List’ has been carefully chosen to make a difference.

Please help ensure every room is fully equipped and ready to support local people for years to come.

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Your gift could help provide:

  • Cuddle beds, helping families stay close to their loved ones.
  • Specialist beds and mattresses, providing comfort and dignity for patients.
  • Reclining chairs, so family members can spend precious time at a patient’s bedside.
  • Guest room beds, giving relatives somewhere to rest when they need it most.
  • Smart TVs, offering comfort, entertainment and a sense of normality.
  • Fridges, helping patients and families keep favourite food and drinks close at hand.
  • Linen and towels, creating a welcoming, homely environment.
  • Houseplants and artwork, helping transform clinical spaces into calm and comforting rooms.

The hospice becomes a home for people while they’re here, and we want them to feel safe, cared for, and surrounded by comfort. Every item our nurses have wished for has been carefully chosen to help create that.

Claire and her Mum Sarah

Sarah's story: Every detail can make a difference

When someone is receiving hospice care, the environment around them matters. Comfortable furniture, specialist equipment and welcoming spaces can help patients feel more at ease and enable families to spend precious time together. Claire experienced this first-hand when her mum, Sarah, received care at our hospice in Five Ashes.

“Mum said hospital had been ‘economy class’, being at home was ‘business class’, but the hospice was ‘first class’.” She added: “I couldn’t have imagined a better place.”

We want to be ready for patients like Sarah, so even more local people can benefit from an exceptional experience in our care.

“The equipment in Mum’s room made a real difference to her comfort. She had an adjustable bed and an air mattress that worked so quietly I hardly realised it was on. There was also a reclining chair beside her bed, which meant we could sit comfortably with her and even sleep there if we needed to.” – Claire

Donate today and help equip our Pembury Inpatient Ward


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