Welcome to Swaffham & Litcham Home Hospice



Help us celebrate our 25th anniversary this year and be part of our future

Swaffham & Litcham Home Hospice is now 25 years old and a whole year of events are planned to celebrate and to raise funds to ensure its continuing success.  In 1988 Mary Burnett, a Swaffham resident and a Quaker member of the Swaffham Council of Churches, approached Dr Roger Atkins with the idea of establishing a home hospice for the local area.  It would aim to provide care for the terminally ill who chose to stay, for the last days of their lives, in their own homes.  From the outset the Home Hospice also aimed to support the patients’ carers and immediate dependents for whom the emotional and physical stress is enormous.   

During this Silver Jubilee year, the Home Hospice will be hosting a number of special events and activities.  An exciting diary of events has been organised for people of all ages to take part in. If you’d like to find out more about what your local Home Hospice is doing this year check our Events Diary page or follow us on Facebook to keep up to date with the latest news, events and photos.

 
Important dates for your diary....click on date for details
22nd June 16th July 4th August

En Route Stepping Out... The Lads!
The Four Days Peddars Way Walk
by Jake Holman, Dan Craft and Darren Harvey.
Three brave lads walking for Darren's aunt - Trina Bradley.
click here for the full story - courtesy of Lynn News.
click on photos for larger image

Made It! Well Earned Rest! Reward!

Sadly Trina died on 10th June 2013.
Have you registered yet?
Girls Night Out 3!


25 Years of Care and Support Friends & Bereavement Group Friends & Bereavement Group “We could never thank you enough for all the support you gave us during the months before he left us, and during the following weeks.”
Fundraising Team Caring 					and Support Volunteers
“It was very good to think that someone outside the family was there to talk to - very comforting.” Open Event - Staff & 							Volunteers “Being disabled, transport is very difficult for hospital visits and having people you know helps take the worry out of these visits.”


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