We believe that people should not only die well, but live well and so we support patients and their loved ones to make every moment count.
In these difficult times we may not be able to see you face to face.
You may be asked if you would like to speak to staff from the hospice online via a video call.
Many people who have pre-existing conditions will prefer to remain at home during this crisis. We are here to support carers and help make this possible.
Many people are keen to help others during this difficult time but don’t know what to do. A great way to start is in your own street.
The COVID-19 pandemic may generate feelings of anxiety and fear. It is important to look after yourself at this time.
1,400
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Every year, we provide specialist care, love and support to 1,400 people living with, and dying from, a terminal illness |
900
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We have over 900 volunteers. Without them the Hospice could not continue to provide such a high quality of patient care |
£12,900
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We need to raise £12,900 a day to keep our services running |
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Volunteers’ Week is celebrated between the 1st and 7th June every year. Usually, events would be taking place all around the country by charities who want to honour the support given by volunteers. Unfortunately, this year, all these are cancelled, including the very popular Strathcarron Hospice Volunteer Party. So this year, sadly, we can only show our appreciation from afar. Read more
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As you read this today we are approaching the tenth week of Lockdown.
Three months ago the term Lockdown wasn’t used very often in our conversations with each other and already it has become the topic most talked about amongst us; family, friends, colleagues and neighbours.
We are conscious every one of us has probably struggled, one way or another, during the past weeks. This is especially true for bereaved people who have perhaps not had the opportunity to see loved ones. Read more
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Important message for Hospice visitors due to COVID-19 Read more
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Staff at Tapestry AV have pledged their support for local people living with a terminal illness by choosing the Strathcarron Hospice as their new Charity Partner. Read more