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St Michael's Hospice Hastings and Rother
Registration number: 288462
St Michael’s Hospice Hastings and Rother plays a vital role in supporting the community during challenging times of dying, death, and loss. Through their hospice and at-home care services, they provide compassionate support to individuals and families facing terminal illness, ensuring comfort, dignity, and quality of life until the end. Additionally, their expert bereavement support helps individuals navigate the grieving process and find healing and acceptance in the aftermath of loss.
Key statistics
From the founding year and expanding team to generous donations and growing turnover, these key figures highlight the scale and impact of St Michael's Hospice Hastings and Rother’s work over the last year.
Main Causes
In-Patient Unit
Providing specialised, around-the-clock care in a comfortable and supportive environment for patients with complex needs.
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Engaging with the community to provide support, resources, and care for individuals and families in need.
Find out moreBereavement Services
Offering compassionate bereavement services to support individuals and families through grief and the healing process.
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About St Michael's Hospice Hastings and Rother
Their dedicated team of healthcare professionals, therapists, and volunteers work tirelessly to deliver tailored care that meets the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of patients and their loved ones. St Michael’s Hospice also fosters a sense of community through wellbeing programs, holistic therapies, and support groups, empowering individuals to live as fully as possible despite their circumstances. By combining medical expertise with compassion, they provide a lifeline for those navigating life’s most difficult moments.
About St Michael's Hospice
Frequently asked questions
St Michael’s Hospice is a charity and relies on donations, fundraising, and community support to provide its services. A portion of funding also comes from the NHS.
You can support the hospice by:
Donating: Make a one-time or regular donation.
Fundraising: Participate in or organise events to raise funds.
Volunteering: Offer your time to help with hospice activities or events.
Shopping: Visit their charity shops to support their work.
Yes, all services provided by St Michael’s Hospice are free for patients and their families, ensuring accessibility for everyone in need.
Yes, the hospice welcomes volunteers to assist in various roles, including patient care, administrative tasks, retail support, and fundraising. Visit the website to learn more about current opportunities.
Referrals can be made by healthcare professionals, patients, or their families. Contact the hospice team directly for guidance on the referral process.
Yes, the hospice provides bereavement counselling and support to families and loved ones, helping them cope with loss.
Key Appeals
Community Outreach
Providing compassionate care, support, and resources to individuals and families.
Find out moreRehabilitation Services
Delivering personalised rehabilitation services to help individuals regain independence, mobility, and improve overall quality of life.
Find out moreCommunity Support Volunteers
Empowering communities through volunteers providing essential support, companionship, and care to those in need.
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