This is hospice care.
Compassionate, specialist care
Support for
Patients
Our specialist teams provide compassionate care, information and advice.
Support for
Loved Ones
We’re here to support people who are caring for those with life-limiting conditions.
Support for
Professionals
We support healthcare professionals with specialist palliative care advice, education and training.
Your donations make all the difference
We need to raise £9.6 million each year to provide our services free of charge.
We’re grateful for every single donation we receive, no matter how big or small. Your kindness means we can continue supporting people in our community during what may be the toughest time of their lives.
could pay for a uniform for one of our Willen at Home nurses, making sure they can be recognised when they arrive at a patient’s house.
could pay for a Willen at Home nurse to be on shift for two hours – ready to visit a local patient in their own home and offer support.
could provide a day’s medication as part of our care for local people with a life-limiting illness staying in our In-Patient Unit.
There are many ways you can support us
Volunteer with us
We couldn’t do what we do without the time and energy of our amazing volunteers.
Shop with us
By donating your pre-loved items and shopping with us you are helping to provide life-changing care.
Leave a gift in your will
Create a legacy of love and make a difference that lasts longer than a lifetime.
Our latest news
Read our impact report 2024/25
We’re proud to publish our latest impact report today, celebrating the life-changing work we’ve been able to do during 2024/25, both for our local community
Willen Hospice secures vital funding to continue Art Psychotherapy service
We’re thrilled to announce we have been awarded a grant from Milton Keynes Community Foundation, ensuring the continuation of our vital Art Psychotherapy service for
The difference your support makes
Andy’s story
This Hospice Care Week we want to show you that hospice care is more than you think. Andy, a retired fireman, is the perfect example
Chrissie’s story
In April 2024 Chrissie’s son, Matthew, died from a brain tumour at the age of 52. After determinedly trying to cope with the loss by
Ethan’s story
Ethan, 26, has been living with Ewing sarcoma for the past three years and is now receiving palliative care. He says the support he’s received
Andy’s story
This Hospice Care Week we want to show you that hospice care is more than you think. Andy, a retired fireman, is the perfect example
Chrissie’s story
In April 2024 Chrissie’s son, Matthew, died from a brain tumour at the age of 52. After determinedly trying to cope with the loss by
patients cared for in our In-Patient Unit last year
patients supported in their own homes by Willen at Home last year
active volunteers supporting our life-changing work