We are here for you. Find out more about our services and the different ways we can support you.
Supporting you in your place of choice
Round the clock care on our ward
Advice, activities and peer support
Improving the symptoms of lymphoedema
Helping to improve your quality of life
Helping you maintain your independence
From head massages to aromatherapy
Finding peace, comfort and hope
A safe space for you to be heard
Practical support for you and your loved ones
Whether you’re living with a life-limiting illness, caring for someone who is, or grieving the death of a loved one, we’re here to help.
To reach our main reception at the hospice, please call 01246 568801There are lots of ways you can support us and help make a difference.
Make a one-off donation or set up a monthly donation
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Donating in someone's memory is a very special way to remember them.
Leaving a gift in your will is one of the most powerful ways you can support the hospice.
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Why we need your support
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We provide advice, education, activities, emotional, psychological, and peer support.
Our team can develop care plans with you based on your needs and wishes. This can include attending a Living Well Programme at our Community Hub in Hasland. These are limited group sessions that you can attend for two hours during the week.
As well as the face-to-face sessions, we can also support you over the phone or virtually through Microsoft Teams. We have computer tablets that we can loan to you if needed to access our virtual support.
Gail Fawbert has been caring for patients at Ashgate for 18-and-a-half years. Here she shares a typical day as part of the Day Services team, caring for people with a palliative diagnosis.