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Cycle for Life 2026
Cycle for Life is back for one last time - and we’d love you to be part of this special final ride. 20km, 50km or 100km routes.
Join us on Sunday 20 September for Farleigh Hospice’s much-loved sponsored cycling event through the beautiful Essex countryside.
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Support and information for those caring for a loved one.
Celebrating Our Volunteers
Our volunteers are woven into every part of Farleigh Hospice. From welcoming visitors at reception to supporting patients on our Inpatient Unit, helping in our shops, gardens and café, supporting our events and fundraising activities, working in our offices, and raising vital funds, their contribution is felt across our whole organisation.
“It’s like a support group. I come out feeling great. I’ve made so many new friends, it’s my therapy.”
Bev - Writtle Shop Volunteer
3,000
Local people cared for each year
Supporting people where they need us most - at home, in the community and at our hospice.
Latest from Farleigh Hospice
Discover what’s happening at Farleigh Hospice. Explore upcoming events, read our latest news, and read real stories from the people and families we support.
Challenge yourself for Farleigh!
Are you a walker, runner, trekker, cyclist, sailor, or just a thrill seeker?
Cycle for Life – Sign up today!
Sign up now for the final ride!
Festive Gift Fayre
Browse a wonderful mix of pop-up stalls
Response to today’s MP debate on the Assisted Dying Bill
Farleigh Hospice calls for urgent action to strengthen palliative and end-of-life care
A day in the life of…Samuel
Samuel Brewster, shop volunteer, tells us about his working day.
Welsh Grandad completes trek across Britain
Huge congratulations to John Parry, better known to thousands on Tik Tok and Instagram as ‘Welsh Grandad’, who has walked the entire width of Britain, raising over £72,000 for charity.
Living well with stage 4 lung cancer: Joyce’s wellbeing story
Joyce Evans, 67, lives in Broomfield with her husband, Paul. She has been surprised by the wide range of wellbeing support available through Farleigh Hospice, which is helping her to live her best life after being diagnosed with cancer. Joyce is encouraging other people with life-limiting conditions to contact Farleigh.
Cliff tells us why he is leaving Farleigh a legacy in his Will
Cliff Bailey, aged 83 from Bocking, is leaving a gift to Farleigh Hospice in his Will after we cared for his wife, Susan. He explains the difference that our care made in the last month of her life.
Ann and Peter’s story
Ann and her husband Peter share how Farleigh Hospice has supported them to adapt to life with motor neurone disease, providing practical care, home adaptations, and emotional support to help Ann maintain independence and live well at home.