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Why we need your support

Birmingham Hospice provides specialist end of life care for people living with a terminal diagnosis, and for their families.

Making every moment matter for patients and their loved ones is at the heart of everything we do. We believe that everyone living with a terminal diagnosis should be able to live and die with dignity and in comfort, and access the care of their choice, whenever and wherever they want to.

This year, after NHS funding, we need to raise £7.2 million through fundraising activity, income from our shops and voluntary donations, so that local people can receive the vital care and support they need.

This year, it will cost £19,000,000 to run our hospice sites.

Every second is crucial for a person living with a terminal diagnosis. Help them make every moment matter by supporting Birmingham Hospice today.

How your money can help us

Caring for all

With your support, 670 local people living with a terminal diagnosis can be cared for by Birmingham Hospice at any one time.

Out in your local community

Last year, our Community Team made contact with over 47,800 patients – helping to care for people in their own homes.

More than just medical care

Last year, there were 2,540 attendances by patients at our Living Well Centres to help them live well with their illness.

I’m really appreciative of what was done at the hospice for my birthday as I don’t know if I will get to celebrate another birthday with Dad. Thank you.
Ryan whose dad Neil was cared for in IPU
Ryan whose dad Neil was cared for in IPU

Donate today

All our services are free of charge. Your donation makes a difference.

Donate
£22

Could pay for a teddy bear with the recording of a loved one’s voice for children to treasure forever.

Donate
£59

Could pay for a bereavement support session to help families through the journey of grief.

Donate
£93

Could pay for a nurse to visit a patient in their home so they can be cared for in the place of their choice.

Donate
£174

Could pay for an Occupational Therapist to visit a patient at home, helping them be as independent as possible.

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