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Empowering independence through play
8+ hour, 45+ min ago (563+ words) Gift of technology extends Naomi and Jack’s immersive and interactive play at hospice for life-limited and life-threatened children and young adults A generous gift in the name of a ‘champion of life’ has given children and young adults at Naomi…...
Brother and sister raise over a quarter of a million pounds for hospice care
1+ week, 2+ day ago (517+ words) Woo Fest organisers, Ria and Luke Simons, are celebrating after the proceeds from this year’s event helped them reach a huge fundraising milestone. The brother and sister team, along with a dedicated group of volunteers, has surpassed a quarter of…...
Volunteers: Dismantling Stigma, Building Communities of Care
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (582+ words) ehospice Volunteers: Dismantling Stigma, Building Communities of Care As 2026 is the International Year of the Volunteer, we’ve prepared this special series to celebrate Nav-CARE volunteers across the country who so generously give their time to support persons in their community…...
Compassion in Action: Transforming the Lives of Children and Families
1+ mon, 1+ week ago (251+ words) Authors: Gabriela García-Durán and Alex Daniels Together, we can build a more compassionate world for every child. Welcome aboard. Compassion in Action was created to help change this reality. The second course, Advancing CPC, expands the conversation beyond the bedside…...
He Smiled at Me
1+ mon, 3+ week ago (670+ words) He was six years old and already diagnosed with anal cancer when I met him at our local clinic. With no specialists or other infrastructure available in Zambia at the time, our little clinic became his home for the next…...
Emily and Neve’s Story
2+ mon, 1+ week ago (355+ words) Neve was a healthy child until the age of seven, when she was diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumour in July 2020. She died at the age of ten. Several months after her diagnosis, while still receiving chemotherapy, Neve was referred…...
Isaac’s story: “Our first soft play, first swimming, first days out all happened here.”
2+ mon, 3+ week ago (253+ words) We are pleased to share this moving story from Together for Short Lives, published with permission, highlighting the experience of Isaac and his family and the life-changing support they received from children’s hospice services. For Isaac’s family, hospice care became…...
Introducing REACH: Expanding Access to Children’s Palliative Care Education Worldwide
2+ mon, 4+ week ago (322+ words) Resources, Education, and Awareness in Children’s Palliative Care (REACH) is a growing series of palliative care courses designed to equip healthcare providers with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to deliver compassionate, comprehensive, and effective care for babies, children, and young…...
Where Compassion Finds a Home: The Story of the Rainbow Room
4+ mon, 1+ week ago (232+ words) Lannie T. Fofue, MD – National Children’s Hospital, Philippines: In the quiet moments when words fall short and presence means everything, spaces of compassion become sacred. It is in these moments that a vision was born—one that seeks to transform care,…...
1 in 2 UK adults are feeling the pressure to hide their grief this festive season
8+ mon, 17+ hour ago (354+ words) New research commissioned by St Christopher’s Hospice reveals that over the festive period, 1 in 2 (52%) of UK adults will feel the pressure to put on a brave face or hide their grief. The main reasons cited are a preference to cope…...