Clinical Advice Line
Speak to our clinical team for advice and support.
Summer Memories Appeal
Remember someone special and celebrate their life this summer.
Join our free service on 13 June or make a donation in their memory.
For patients
Information and support to help you access the care you need.
For professionals
Guidance on referrals, education and working with our teams.
For families and carers
Support and information for those caring for a loved one.
The difference your support makes
It's only thanks to your generous donations and fundraising efforts that Farleigh Hospice can continue to be here for everyone in our community who needs us.
“I ran the London Marathon in memory of my beautiful mother-in-law Carole, who spent the final weeks of her life in the incredible care of Farleigh Hospice. They were a source of compassion, dignity and comfort during a time of unimaginable difficulty.”
- Matt
£15 a month
Could help pay for a patient to receive specialist care in our Inpatient Unit.
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.
Open Gardens
Join us in Summer 2026 as our wonderful community opens their gardens to visitors, all in support of local hospice care.
Challenge yourself for Farleigh!
Are you a walker, runner, trekker, cyclist, sailor, or just a thrill seeker?
Summer Memories Service and Appeal
Join us to remember and honour the life of a loved one.
Amy’s story
Amy, an Advanced Clinical Nurse Specialist, reflects on the impact of community nursing, including supporting patients at home, preserving dignity, and building trust through palliative care in everyday settings.
Ciara’s story
Ciara, a Registered Nurse on our Inpatient Unit, shares what empowerment means in palliative care nursing and how small moments can make a big difference for patients and families.
Robson’s story
Shane, from Braintree, explains why support from Farleigh Hospice was so important when his family was caring for his brother, Robson.
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.
Meet Hugh, Kitchen Volunteer in our Courtyard Café
Hugh volunteers in the Courtyard Café kitchen, helping with deliveries, stock control, and daily catering support while sharing how his role at Farleigh Hospice has given him purpose, routine, and a rewarding sense of contribution.
Kevin and Laura’s story
When Kevin needed specialist care, Farleigh Hospice was there for him and his family. His daughter, Laura, explains how important this was to them all.