Excellence in palliative and end of life care our island community
How We Can Support You
Our focus is you – whether you are living with a terminal or life-limiting illness, caring for someone who is or grieving over the death of a loved one. Find out how we can make the difference to your life.
How You Can Support Us
There are many ways for you to lend a helping hand. Whether through volunteering your time, donating, participating in fundraising events, or joining our lottery, every act of support contributes to enhancing the quality of life for our patients and their families.
Make a Referral
We accept referrals for patients who have active and progressive diseases, and who require specialist palliative care. If you are a Healthcare Professional, find out how you can make a referral.
Rebecca House
Rebecca House is a purpose built facility within our building that provides respite, palliative and end of life care for children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions from birth to 18 years.
Make a Donation today
We want to continually improve our services and reach, connect and support many more that need our help beyond our hospice walls. To do this, we need you.
567
People referred for our care and support last year
96%
Response time within 48 hours from accepted referral to Hospice services
£7.1M
Is the amount we must raise to keep our outstanding care free
Events
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Tour De Farms 2025
Get moo-ving with Tour de Farms and join the udderly amazing farm-to fork social cycling experience!
Tour de Farms is back in 2025 with support from ...
Hospice Charity Golf Day 2025
Join us for the 2025 Hospice Charity Golf Day on the 1st August at Rowany Golf Club.
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An Evening with Jack Scott - A Huge Success for 2 Local Charities!
On Friday, April 18, we were honoured to welcome ultrarunner Jack Scott to the Isle of Man.
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Launch of Herbert Protocol on Isle of Man
Did you know 70% of people with dementia go missing at least once? Therefore, we are absolutely delighted to announce our Forget-Me-Not Admiral nurses...
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