In March, three sisters walked 300km in memory of their Dad, who passed away in February

When Henriette was disgnosed with Multiple System Atrophy, her life changed. Here's her story. 

We are pleased to be partnering with F Barnes and Taylors Legal for Make a Will campaign

Zack Killoran took on a gruelling mental and physical challenge to raise £3,397 in memory of his Nan.

Ben Whateley-Harris has run six marathons and three ultra-marathons so when he says he isn’t a “good runner” we know he is being modest but he is also making an important point.

We're celebrating the reopening of our stores on Monday 12th April with a massive 50% sale off all clothing.

West Ham United players sported Saint Francis Hospice t-shirts in the clubs’s latest show of support for the charity.

Looking after our well-being has always been important but the covid-19 pandemic and the challenges it has created, has made it essential that we take care of every aspect of health.

A former Team GB swimmer is calling on people to make a splash for their local hospice by taking part in an exciting open water event.

Amanda Green and her family have been fundraising for many years to help local people who need our experienced care.  During the first lockdown, the family decided to take action by getting on their bikes!

We really love those random acts of kindness and florist Sarah (from Sarah Diamant Florist) really is a positive force of nature.

Lockdown has been such a difficult time, especially for those missing their loved ones.

We were incredibly excited to speak with Louise and Henry Bowyer, who chose to take on the challenging task of completing 250 miles between them as a family!

We’re thrilled Natalie Coltman will be Stepping Up to help local people who are seriously ill this March!

Did you know a hospice nurse walks 12,000 steps on an average shift?

We've set up a project to help ensure some of the most vulnerable people in our local community are able to access the end of life care and support they need.

Lockdown has been a particularly challenging time for young people, but thinking of others is second nature to the 2nd Squirrel’s Heath Beavers who have been getting creative and raising funds to help local people who are seriously ill.

Skydiving 10,000ft at a speed of 125mph is out of most people’s comfort zone, but Tina Clark is taking on the thrilling challenge to raise funds for the hospice that cared for her beloved mum.

We are now offering virtual bereavement counselling to help local people whose loved one has died due to covid-19.

Unfortunately we were forced to cancel its Christmas Tree Recycling collection following the latest lockdown restrictions announced last Monday.

While the cold weather has most of us dreaming of cosying up with hot chocolate by a log fire, one brave woman has been bracing the chilly temperatures.

Julie Buckley loves to run and she has five London Marathon medals to prove it!

The pandemic may have stolen 2020 and we know Christmas will be a difficult and emotional time for patients who are too unwell to be with their loved ones.

Since the outbreak of the covid-19 pandemic, healthcare workers at Saint Francis Hospice have been on the frontline caring for people who are seriously unwell.

A few words from our nurses and clinical staff on the ward at Saint Francis Hospice.

While the elves are busy in their workshop and Santa’s checking his list twice, people are feeling the Christmas magic as they light up their homes and decorate their trees.

Lockdown hasn't stopped 10 year old Lucie from helping Saint Francis Hospice after the wonderful care her auntie received.

"You only have to visit the Hospice to witness the selfless devotion to the wellbeing of those in need."

Last December, hundreds Santas, elves and reindeers stepped into the Christmas magic to take part in our Festive Fun Run.

The pandemic may have stolen 2020 and we know Christmas will be a difficult and emotional time for patients who are too unwell to be with their loved ones.