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As a charity, we rely upon your kindness and generosity to provide our free compassionate care.
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How we're funded
We rely on our community to raise millions of pounds to fill the gap left by underfunding.
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.
The difference your support makes
Chloe’s story
Chloe is a Lead Nurse in our In-Patient Unit and has worked at the Hospice for four years. In 2023 her former nursing colleague and close friend Debbie was admitted to the unit for end-of-life care.
Geoff’s story
Geoff’s partner, Sue, was inspired to start fundraising for the Hospice in 2006, after her son received end-of-life care in our In-Patient Unit. For many years Sue collected our Hospice Lottery payments from Hanslope residents, until she sadly needed
Davida’s story
Davida cares for her husband, Jake, who has cerebral palsy. In 2023 Davida saved Jake’s life by performing CPR after he had a cardiac arrest at home. For the
Chloe’s story
Chloe is a Lead Nurse in our In-Patient Unit and has worked at the Hospice for four years. In 2023 her former nursing colleague and close friend Debbie was admitted to the unit for end-of-life care.
Geoff’s story
Geoff’s partner, Sue, was inspired to start fundraising for the Hospice in 2006, after her son received end-of-life care in our In-Patient Unit. For many years Sue collected our Hospice Lottery payments from Hanslope residents, until she sadly needed