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How Keech Hospice Care has been working across Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes to give people working in palliative and end of life care a better understanding of LGBTQIA+ communities and the additional concerns and needs LGBTQIA+ people may have when diagnosed with a life limiting illness.

Published: 12th May 2023

Training hospice staff to better support LGBTQIA+ people

Keech Hospice Care has been working to give palliative and end of life care workers in Bedfordshire, Luton and Milton Keynes a better understanding of LGBTQIA+ communities and the ...

During Carol's two week stay at Trinity Hospice in Blackpool, she received a very special surprise. Find out how staff made this possible and created memories for her and her daughter

Hospice care stories

19 October 2023

Surprise! How Trinity Hospice made special memories for Carol

During Carol's two week stay at Trinity Hospice in Blackpool, she received a very special surprise. Find out how staff made this possible and created memories for her and her daugh...

Senedd building for Future Vision programme (Wales)

15 June 2021

Hospice UK launches a new Future Vision programme for Wales

Hospice UK launches a new Future Vision programme for Wales

Nottinghamshire hospice

17 July 2020

A day in the life of a hospice: 24 hours of care during a pandemic

Ever wondered what happens at a hospice hour-by-hour? Nottinghamshire Hospice share what 24 hours of the care they provide looks like while the Covid-19 pandemic is ongoing.

Bridging the gap: strengthening relations between hospices and Muslims of Britain

Published: 12th November 2015

Bridging the gap: strengthening relations between hospices and Muslims of Britain

This report identifies and explores how gaps in the relationship between hospices and Muslim communities can be filled, enhancing the impact of hospice care.

Husband Andy and wife Gill together at Ellenor

Hospice care stories

10 July 2025

How hospice care helped one man care for the wife Alzheimer's was taking away

Gill has Stage 6 Alzheimer’s; for Andy, it meant the loss of their old life together.