Charitable Trusts and Foundations

Support us to provide care for patients with life limiting illnesses and fulfil your charitable objectives.

From delivering tangible patient health and well-being benefits to providing holistic support for families, we can meet a range of your health, social and community improvement targets.
 
As the Hospice receives only around a quarter of its running costs from the NHS, these donations and grants are invaluable. They help with both core running costs, enabling 24 hour care, seven days a week, every single day of the year; or they contribute to discrete projects and capital expenditure.
 
Forming partnerships, from small family-run funds to larger, structured foundations, is essential to all the ways local people are helped at the most difficult of times. 

*If you want to find out more about the ways you can help, please contact our Trusts Fundraiser,  Sam on sjohnson@pwh.org.uk or call 01977 781477.

Here are just some of the ways you can help to make a difference:

Nursing care: Our 13 bed Incare unit provides around the clock care for patients who need symptom management in order to return home,  or have chosen the safety and dignity of our Hospice for care at the end of their life.

£41,500 could cover all the costs of employing a fully qualified full-time nurse for one year.
 

Capital improvement: We are looking at ways to make our garden more accessible to increase theraputic benefits for our patients.

£180,000 could completely transform our groundsand make our garden more accessible

Medical Equipment - we constantly strive to improve care, using the best equipment available.

 
£1,185 could purchase a syringe driver for steady level pain relief.

Family care team - providing social, spiritual and bereavement support.

£28 could buy an hour of our social worker’s time to provide support to a patient and family

We are fortunate to already work with a number of charitable trusts, foundations and Local Authorities to support local families affected by life-limiting illness. Find out more about their fantastic support on the links below.