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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
It is thanks to kind gifts in Wills from our supporters that we have been here for more than 40 years, caring for patients with a life limiting illness and supporting their families.
It is thanks to kind gifts in Wills from our supporters that we have been here since 1982, caring for patients with a life limiting illness and supporting their families.
If you want to help us be there for a family facing a life limiting illness, you can join a group of people who leave behind a better world with a gift in your Will to Jersey Hospice Care. Together, you will help patients to live life to the full, and when the time comes, to die with dignity - pain free - in a place of their choosing.
Today, your gift can make a difference in the future.
Family and friends will always come first, but if you would like more information about leaving us a legacy, or to find out how to amend your existing Will, please speak to your legal advisor or contact our Fundraising team.
'Legacies help us immensely. We so rarely have the opportunity to thank someone directly for them, as they are an unexpected and an incredibly honourable act, given so selflessly, but so very important in securing our future.'
Ian Richardson, former Honorary Treasurer