At St Christophers Hospice our vision is of a world in which all dying people and those close to them have access to the care and support they need, when and wherever they need it. We were founded in 1967 by Dame Cicely Saunders and, nearly 50 years later, her words still remain at the heart of everything we do: You matter because you are you and you matter until the last moment of your life. Each person is unique and we tailor our care to meet social, emotional and spiritual needs, as well as manage physical symptoms. Every year we provide care and support to over 6,000 people across South East London, both at home and in the hospice.

St Clare Hospice is a charity providing specialist care for people living with a terminal or life limiting illness in West Essex and East Herts border. We care for patients & their families, providing physical, social, psychological & spiritual support

St Columba’s Hospice cares for patients in Edinburgh and the Lothians with cancer and other terminal illnesses.All of our services are given completely free of charge to all those who need our care and support.As a charity we depend on support to ensure that we can continue to provide our care to our patients and their families at the most difficult of times.

St. David’s Foundation has been providing a ‘hospice at home service’ in Newport, Torfaen, Caerphilly and Monmouthshire since 1979. Last year we cared for over 2,600 patients facing a life-threatening illness, their families and carers. At any one time our nurses are caring for over 960 patients. The cost of providing the service, which is free-of-charge to patients and their families, is over £4.6 million per annum.

St Elizabeth Hospice improves life for people in East Suffolk, Great Yarmouth and Waveney living with a progressive or life-limiting illness. Our work is centred on an individual's needs, which means specialist support, whenever and wherever it is needed, whether at home, in the community or at the hospice. Through medicine and therapy we ease pain; we give life purpose and make life liveable

Based in the church building in the heart of Radford, Coventry, St Francis Employability is a registered charity that offers a wide variety of activities aimed at supporting the community closer to meaningful engagement in education and employment as well as supporting those in living a thriving and fulfilling life. Within our building we offer a work club with a computer area, as well as support with job search, cv writing and job application forms. We offer community support which can be support with anything from benefit applications, school applications, bills, form filling, and much more. We provide ESOL lessons and skills training with a creche facility. We have a community café area which serves breakfast and lunch throughout the week and offer volunteering placements in a variety of roles with additional opportunities to join friendship groups. On a weekly basis we have over 300 people engaging in these services and accessing support and approximately 40 volunteers on our rota at a time. We also offer food support which was initially a response to coronavirus pandemic and lockdown in March 2020. In the first instance it was set up to address the immediate food poverty and it has since grown and we have been able to develop this model to form a social supermarket, which not only provides food support, but also looks at underlying issues such as financial hardship and unemployment, with the aim of supporting and moving people towards independence. Since the beginning of our food support offer, we have issued over 1600 foodbank parcels to those in need and 1120 social supermarket parcels to our members. We currently have 33 households attending our social supermarket regularly and from September 2020 we have had 94 households join our social supermarket with many moving onto find a job, education opportunities, and more stability with their income and expenditure. We are also commissioned by Coventry City Council to work with local refugees, to support with ESOL and employment. We are a key partner in many different projects in Coventry which focus on supporting this client group in ESOL, employment and skills training. We also hold a place on the integration board. We pride ourselves in offering an extensive amount of support in one place and encourage members of the community to engage in as many services as they feel would be of benefit to them. We are a responsive organisation that adapts to the needs of the community. It is also important to us to be able to support those who are often excluded from society, and at risk of becoming marginalised. To this end, we want to be able to provide services that support the most disadvantaged people.

St. Gemma's Hospice is committed to meeting the needs of people with active, progressive and advanced illness. By providing specialist palliative care, it promotes the highest quality of life for patients with continuing support for families and carers.  

St George's Crypt provides care, support and shelter for homeless, rootless and disadvantaged people from Leeds and the surrounding areas. It runs a drop-in centre, provides crisis accommodation for rough sleepers, and runs two hostels for residents with a history of alcohol dependency.

St Giles in an independent Midlands charity caring for people living with cancer and other serious illnesses.  Founded in 1983 St Giles has become one of the leading providers of care and support for local people and their families affect by life threatening illness in the region.    

St Helena Hospice provides specialist palliative care services, with no charge to people living in North Essex who have progressive, life threatening illness.

Nothing is more tragic than a life lost needlessly. Yet every year, up to 150,000* people die in situations where first aid could have given them the chance to live. St John Ambulance teaches people first aid so that they can be the difference between a life lost and a life saved.

Wales' leading first aid charity St John Ambulance Cymru provides first aid treatment, training, and transport for communities across Wales.

Since 1988, St Luke’s has been providing palliative care to local people, supporting them in ways which go beyond the scope and funding of the NHS. Last year we supported over 1,000 local people with a huge range of support from end of life care on our ward to supporting carers, and from helping children cope with grief to helping patients return to work after an illness. We are a charity and provide all our care for free, so we rely on the generosity and commitment of our supporters to raise more than 80% of our costs.

We look after people with cancer and other serious progressive illnesses, such as motor neurone disease and heart, lung and kindney failures. At St Luke's no one is just a patient, and we never lose sight of the person behind the disease. We help people feel that they do matter, and that they are cared for, and that they can still make a valuable contribution to the lives of those around them. We focus on adding life to days, even when day's can't be added to life. We offer these people free Hospice Care either in their own homes or within St Luke's building.  

Founded in 1982, St Luke's Hospice is a registered charity that is dedicated to providing highly specialised palliative and end of life care for patients who have terminal or life-limiting illnesses. We also offer support to the families and loved ones of our patients.

At St Margaret of Scotland Hospice, our commitment to delivering the highest standards of care is unwavering. This achievement, however, is made possible through the immense generosity and kindness of our dedicated supporters. Additionally, the boundless enthusiasm and tireless efforts of our volunteers and fundraisers play an indispensable role in our mission. A Care Legacy Without Boundaries: For the care we offer, there's no financial burden on patients or their families. Yet, in order to continue providing this essential care both within our hospice and in the community, we must secure £40,000 every single week. The Power of Every Contribution: Numerous significant events in our fundraising calendar contribute significantly to this target. Equally vital are the partnerships we enjoy with the broader business community. However, it's crucial to recognise that our regular activities such as bag packs and bucket collections are equally essential. Many retailers generously host Hospice Collection cans in their establishments, amplifying our reach. Individual Champions of Change: The efforts of individuals and groups who orchestrate their own fundraising events to bolster our cause are immeasurable. These range from sponsored runs to creatively themed social evenings. Our gratitude extends to all who lend a hand, but our work is ceaseless. Our fundraising team eagerly welcomes volunteers who share our vision. This offers a remarkable opportunity to give back to your community and genuinely impact lives.

St Margaret's Hospice Care has been at the heart of Somerset's community for over 40 years, delivering high quality, responsive and compassionate care to patients and their families facing a life-limiting illness. Whether it is for days, weeks, months, even years, the time patients spend being cared for and supported by St Margaret's Hospice Care is precious and cherished. Through our medical expertise, nursing skills and specialist support services, we provide physical, emotional and spiritual care to our patients, their families and carers. With two hospice sites; one in Yeovil and one in Taunton, as well as five community based teams caring for patients in their own homes, we continually strive to reach everyone in the community that needs our care, often during their precious last days. Our specialist In-patient unit in Taunton provides 24 hour complex symptom control for patients across Somerset.

St Michael's Hospice meets the needs of more than 4,000 people in Hastings and Rother each year.  It offers respite care, giving patients a change of environment and a break for carers, acute/palliative care, day care and a 24/7 palliative nursing service for people at home, called 'Hospice at Home'. 

St Michael's Hospice is an independent charity that exists to help, support and care for patients and families across Herefordshire and beyond who are affected by a terminal illness. As a charity, the Hospice needs to raise over £5.8 million a year to ensure it can continue to provide its care and support for free. 74% of this funding comes from the local community through donations and fundraising events. The Hospice’s multi-disciplinary team includes doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, complementary therapists, social workers, chaplains and counsellors.

Our vision is that everyone has a place to call home and can fulfil their hopes and ambitions. As a homelessness charity and housing association our clients are at the heart of what we do. We provide a bed and support to more than 2,500 people a night who are either homeless or at risk, and work to end homelessness and rebuild lives.

St Nicholas Hospice Care, Bury St Edmunds works alongside the community of West Suffolk and Thetford to provide care and support for patients and their families living with terminal or life-limiting diseases. We’re here to enable people to have a good quality of life, for as long as possible. That might mean managing pain and other symptoms; giving personal care; providing physiotherapy to keep someone mobile; offering counselling to work through difficult emotions; or arranging special activities to make all-important memories with loved ones.  The St Nic's needs to raise £17,500 through donations every day simply to stay open.  Your support is what makes this happen. Each year the Hospice is involved in the care and support of over 2000 people, from diagnosis through to death and into bereavement. We believe in the right of each one of these people to die with support and dignity and with love.

St Oswald's provides hospice care to adults with life shortening conditions. The adult service includes an Inpatient Unit, Day Services and an Outpatient Clinic. St Oswald's also provides specialist short breaks to children within a relaxed 'home-from-home' environment. Our annual running costs now exceed £7million, of which £5 million must be raised through voluntary giving.  

St Peter & St James Hospice provide expert and compassionate hospice care to adults in Haywards Heath, Burgess Hill, Uckfield, Lewes and the surrounding villages. We also support their carers and families through the challenges of illness, bereavement and grief.

St Peter’s Hospice is a Bristol charity caring for adults with life-limiting illnesses. We aim to improve the quality of their living and dying while extending care and support to their families and loved ones. We provide physical, psychological and spiritual care for our patients in their own homes as well as at the Hospice. We also teach other healthcare professionals about how to care for people at the end of their lives. All of our care is provided free of charge, but it costs us around £20,000 a day to provide that care. For most of this money we rely on Gifts in Wills, donations, fundraising and our shops.

We provide outstanding care and support to patients living with life limiting illnesses and their loved ones.