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Hospiscare
about us
Hospiscare is an independent charity based in Exeter offering comfort to the community when the need is greatest
Hospiscare is Exeter's local independent hospice charity, offering the best in care and support to people with illnesses that are life-threatening, as well as to the people who are close to them. The team at Hospiscare provides an individual service that matches people's particular needs, considering their social, emotional and spiritual requirements, in addition to the physical ones.
Most of the Hospiscare support is provided by our specialist nurses, along with our doctors, social care worker, chaplain, therapists and also trained volunteers, providing the best possible service for each patient. We also work closely with social services and the National Health Service and in the Exeter area.
A registered charity, Hospiscare is a limited company, registered in England and in Wales, no 2164215.
Hospiscare supports patients at home, in the hospice and in the hospital. We make a real difference to people's lives, but we couldn't do it without support from the community.
There are many ways that you can get involved. Here are a few:
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Organise, take part in or attend an event.
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Play Hospiscare lottery.
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Find bargains and/or donate unwanted clothing and gifts at our Hospiscare shops.
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Save and give us your old mobile phones and/or printer cartridges for recycling.
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Give us your stamps, postcards and coins.
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Consider leaving Hospiscare a gift in your will.
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Ask about doing some volunteer work for us.
For more information please contact us on:
01392 688 000
Please see the Hospiscare website for more information:
Keep an eye on various charity events to support Hospiscare on thebestof Exeter.
latest reviews
They really do surprise everyone with the work that they do! The staff are so thoughtful and caring for everyone; whether staff, volunteers, patients, families or even members of the public.
Our family will always be grateful that Grandad had your hospice to spend his final 48 hours in. He could not speak highly enough about the way he was treated.
Hospiscare never, ever fail.