All our services are provided free of charge to patients and their families.

Sponsor a Nurse
Local people affected by life limiting illness truly depend on us. With your committed support we can plan ahead with confidence to give them the best future possible.

The people we support depend on us. They need to know that we will be around for as long as they need us and with your generosity we can plan ahead with confidence. Every day it costs £17,000 to meet the end of life care needs of local people living in our community. It is a lot of money, but your gift really does count. Last year 500 people with the most complex symptoms received our specialist in-patient care, and our nurses made more than 5,000 home visits. Regular giving is the most cost effective way to support our work and it allows us to plan for the future. Please sponsor a nurse today from only £3 a month and we will thank you with the following benefits.
We currently have 2 people helping us to sign up new supporters to sponsor a nurse. So if when you are out and about you see either of the ladies pictured below be sure to say hello as they are doing a fabulous job helping us to recruit new supporters. On the left is Mary and on the right is Carol.

If you have any questions after speaking to them please call Esther on 01708 771433.
"Knowing that Saint Francis Hospice is there to look after me today, tomorrow and for as long as I need it means so much to me and my family."
Carol Halfteck, patient
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Sponsor a nurse from £3 a month now >>
Gift - if you would like to sponsor a nurse as a gift for someone please call us on 01708 723593 or e-mail us.
Payroll giving - It is cheaper to donate this way as the money is taken from your gross pay. Speak to your HR or accounts department to set up a donation using GAYE, then e-mail us to let us know.

Please note we no longer admit patients during the night as mentioned on our leaflet.
Read about Julia Bryan, a community clinical nurse specialist who has worked at the hospice for three years and her day.




