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Palliative care and hospices

Care for the terminally ill and their families, provided by an organised health service.

Naomi House and Jackplace

Naomi House and Jackplace is a hospice for children and young people with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions. We provide care to children/young people and their families in communities across parts of Wiltshire, as well as Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Surrey and West Sussex.

Naomi House website (opens new window)

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Helen & Douglas House

Helen & Douglas House provide specialist hospice care for children and young adults who are seriously and terminally ill. A range of support is available for the wider family (parents/carers and siblings) during the young person's illness and in bereavement.

 

Julia's House

Julia's House is not a typical children's hospice. They provide practical and emotional support for families caring for a child with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition, providing frequent and regular support in their own homes, in the community or at their hospices.

For more information please visit: Julia's House (juliashouse.org)

Charlton Farm

Charlton Farm aims to help and support families who face the emotional and physical strain of caring for children who, sadly, are not expected to live into adulthood. This does not make Charlton Farm a sad place, although sadnesses are faced together. Charlton Farm is a place of love, happiness and friendship. They hope to provide a haven, a place where children and their families can be nurtured and cosseted, returning home with renewed vigour and a sense of anticipation for the next visit.

For more information please visit: Charlton Farm - children's Hospice (chsw.org.uk)(opens new window).

Jessie May - Home Support

Specialist Jessie May nurses provide at home nursing and respite care for children and young people that have a terminal or life-limiting condition throughout the South West.

They have been providing free specialist at home support since 1996, and it is only through the generosity of their supporters that they can continue to be there for families for many years to come.

For more information please visit: Jessie May - Hospice at Home (jessiemay.org.uk)(opens new window).

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