Star supporters step out for our Midnight Walk
The streets of Horsham were aglow with a sea of orange and neon as more than 850 women, men and children stepped out under the stars as part of St Catherine’s Hospice 10th anniversary [...]
We’ll be there
when life comes full circle
we’ll be there, for everyone
I’ve just been referred
Whether it’s meditation or medication, we’ll be there in a way that’s meaningful to you. Find out how we can help you live the way you want. Click here to find our more about St Catherine’s Hospice services.
I’m caring for someone
Coping with the emotional, physical, and spiritual impact of caring for someone can be incredibly hard. For carers help, advice and information, click here.
Last year
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Dedicated Volunteers
1000
People Supported
£ 1 m
Donations Received
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Events held
Case Study
Lauren’s Story
“St Catherine’s gave me my life and body back”
When Lauren was first referred to us, she thought hospice care was about dying. A stay in our ward changed her view, and we were able to give around the clock care, medical support and therapies that made Lauren feel like Lauren again.
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What people say about us
“To be quite honest with you, the staff make the job, nothing is too much trouble, they are conscientious and have the right type of manner which makes you feel good. They’re attentive, they all take time to introduce themselves and make me feel good”
What people say about us
“The team at St Catherine’s made all the difference; if it hadn’t been for them Sarah couldn’t have died the way she wanted. From their first visit we realised there was something special about them. From that point on we were all under their care, not just Sarah but me, our son and other family members too.”
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“I’ve been told I don’t have long, but I’m still relatively young and not sure I’m ready to go yet. I don’t want to have my disease but if I have to be looked after, this is the best place. Lovely things happen here, so while I’m sad about what’s happened to me, I’m not worried or frightened about being in the hospice when the time comes.”
Pam Bing