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The Big 100 has been won!

National Hygiene Week

Today marks the start of National Hygiene Week. This year the importance of hand hygiene has never been more prominent.

Kevin Burnell's incredible in memorial donation

Theresa's Trolley Earlier this year, Kevin Burnell visited us to let us know that he would like to make a donation in memory of his late wife Theresa, who passed away...

Hospice Coming Home

Throughout the past year, thanks to the Tevir Group, Hospice Isle of Man has undergone significant building refurbishments in order to Enhance the Healing Environment and ensure the building is...

Dylan's Huge Success

Three cheers for Dylan! Saturday 25th July 2020 - An incredible morning of determination, emotion, compassion and true inspiration saw eight year old Dylan Walton; whose Cerebral Palsy affects his ability...

Dylan's Day - Community Support

Hospice Isle of Man and Rebecca House have a generous and loyal supporter-base, who undertake innovative fundraising activities to enable them to continue helping those who need them now and...

Memory Lane Games

Hospice become Charity Partner for Memory Lane GamesHospice Isle of Man is proud to be charity partners for local start up, Memory Lane Games; a digital health app development group...

Dylan supports new Rebecca House Playground

Rebecca House PlaygroundProviding hospice care for children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions as well as extending support to the child’s family is not only the purpose of Rebecca House, but their...

Simplicity Day

Today is “Simplicity day” and we thought what better opportunity to highlight our commitment to keeping things simple than today!? ‘Keeping things simple’ is one of the three commitments amongst ‘Working...

Hospice Car Draw Winner Revealed

The Hospice Spring Car Draw has been won!  Hospice Isle of Man has once again worked in partnership with Athol Garage to bring to you the ever popular Car Draw, with...

Dylan's Day

Dylan Walton with Cerebral Palsy walks Snaefell for Rebecca HouseWe are always so grateful for the level of support and generosity we receive from our local community, so when we...

Hospice Car Draw SOLD OUT

Tickets now sold out!  We are pleased to announce that our Spring Car Draw tickets to win a new Nissan Qashqai, courtesy of Athol Garage, have now sold out.

COVID-19 restrictions lift at Hospice Isle of Man

Following the Isle of Man Government and Department of Health and Social Care Guidance, Hospice Isle of Man is pleased to announce that we can now return to following standard...

Children's Hospice Week

This is. . . Today marks the start of Children's Hospice week! This year’s theme “This is” allows us the opportunity to show you who we are.

Pedaling the Parish!

This weekend was due to be one of the Island’s most anticipated events of the year, Manx Telecom’s Parish Walk.

#thankyou to all those supporting our EHE project

What can we say? #thankyouWithout the incredibly generous support of Tevir Group, you our supporters as well as our amazing contractors, we could not have made our major refurbishment works...

EHE supports our community services

Hospice-influenced care in the communityWe believe that everybody deserves the best quality end of life care no matter where, so temporarily relocating our services to Southlands in Port Erin enabled...

Hospice welcomes Tevir Group for first look at refurbishment

Hospice Isle of Man welcomed Directors from Tevir Group on Friday 12 June for a first look of the major refurbishment works underway at the charity’s Strang unit.

Therapy and Rehabilitation Enhancements

Enhancing our Therapy and Rehabilitation servicesLearn how our major building refurbishments will benefit patients with the creation of a new calm, quiet and more relaxed environment designed to improve the...

Enhancing our Children and Young People's environment

Children and Young People's EnhancementsAnne Mills explains how enhancements to our Rebecca House Children’s Hospice will significantly improve our facilities for children and young people when we ‘move home’ later...