When did Nottinghamshire Hospice open?

1980
Nottinghamshire Hospice is a registered charity founded by a group of local people in 1980 who believed that everyone has a right to expect care and a death which: respects and celebrates their life.

How do I donate clothes to Nottingham?

If you have a clothing donation for us please get in touch on 07724 118 666, by email to [email protected] or via a message to our Facebook page to discuss the size and nature of your donation, so that we can arrange a mutually convenient time to receive your donation from you.

What is hospice at home care?

Hospice care A hospice is a unit where the main activity is providing specialist palliative care. Other services are developed around these units such as in-patient care, day care, community palliative care, out-patient care and bereavement services.

Do clothes banks take bedding?

Clothes and textiles that are in good condition can be donated and sold for re-use. Items that aren’t suitable to be passed onto someone else can be recycled and made into new items, such as padding for chairs and car seats, cleaning cloths and industrial blankets.

What can you put in clothes banks?

There’s no reason to put any clothing or textiles in the bin. If you can’t fix, upcycle, sell, share or give away unwanted items, they can still go into a textile recycling bank. Socks, pants, even old curtains, they can all be re-used.

Does hospice help with bathing?

What does hospice provide? Visits from the hospice aide to provide personal care including bathing and grooming. Social work visits to assist with coordinating resources from the community and within the family. Visits from the chaplain to provide spiritual comfort.

What can I do with unwanted bedding?

Donate Your Old Duvet It is always best to check with a charity shop if they can accept it before taking a duvet for donation. A local animal shelter, animal rescue charity or shelter for the homeless may also be grateful for donations of duvets or indeed any unwanted bedding such as blankets.

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Is the hospice in Nottinghamshire a registered charity?

Nottinghamshire Hospice is a registered charity and regulated by the Care Quality Commission. It cares for people who are registered with a GP within Nottinghamshire City and County that have been diagnosed with any life-limiting illness. We aim to add life to days for people that have been told that their illness cannot be cured.

Which is the best hospice in the UK?

We will help you in all the ways you need with compassion, acceptance, resilience and empathy. Nottinghamshire Hospice adds life to days, every day. All our care is provided free as nobody should have to worry about paying for care at such a challenging time.

Where is the bus from to the hospice in Nottingham?

Bus: Nottingham City Transport Bus number 45 – Departing from Queen Street Nottingham to Alexandra Road bus stop Woodborough Road. Walk: We’re a 20-minute walk from the city centre. Car: Visitor spaces on site must be booked in advance or there’s free parking on surrounding roads.

How long does hospice work in the UK?

Our Hospice in your Home, wellbeing, therapy and emotional support teams work with you to understand the care you need and how we can best support you and your family. They work 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year, in every neighbourhood of our city and county.