It’s been 40 years since we cared for our first patient at Jersey Hospice Care.

Jersey Hospice Care was created 40 years ago by the community, for the whole community, and the community remains firmly at the heart of all we do today. Since 1982, Hospice has moved its original base at Grouville to Mont Cochon and has expanded its site and services steadily to support many more islanders, today we typically support around 1,000 islanders and their families every year

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We were founded by the community, for the community and remain at the heart of the community.

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We are extremely grateful for every donation that we receive at Jersey Hospice Care.

By choosing to donate regularly you are enabling us to plan our care and support patients and their families.

It is essential that we plan for the future to ensure that we know, day in day out, that we will have a steady income stream that we can rely upon, to provide vital support to patients and their families.

With your help, we can continue supporting patients and their families for the next 40 years.

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We rely on the support of the community to enable us to continue caring for patients and to support their families and loved ones. It costs £16,500 a day to run our services. Your support makes a huge difference.

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Memory Tree

Our memory tree is a beautiful piece of art with each leaf inscribed with a name of someone who is no longer with us.

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Our Timeline

Today, the people in our care remain at the heart of everything we do, no matter our role in the organisation.

1982

Supported the very first patient from their home

1985

Clarkson House in Grouville

Care was made available at Clarkson House in Grouville. First with day hospice facilities, then overnight respite care.

1986

Image of bereavement room, two chairs and a table, with books in the corner and a teddy

Bereavement support began

1995

Mont Cochon

Clarkson House opened on Mont Cochon with a six bed In Patient Unit, Day Hospice and rooms for the Community Team, therapies and bereavement counselling

2010

Image of the In Patient Unit taken from the gardnes

Redevelopment starts

Redevelopment of Clarkson House (Mont Cochon) began to include an additional six bedrooms, making 12 in total.

2013

King Centre

The King Centre was formally opened (named after Hospice Founder, Jurat Mrs Jean King MBE) with new day time facilities.

2014

Extension of remit

We extended our remit to care for adults with any life-limiting illness

2017

Emotional Support

Emotional Support was made available for children and young people with a life-limiting condition and their families

2019

Outreach Service

We launched our outreach service for children and young people with a life-limiting condition