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IT engineers Conor and Paul received Masonic Charitable Foundation professional development bursaries. The training it funded helped them create better systems for their colleagues.

09 August 2023

‘More time for patient care’: the holistic benefits of MCF Bursaries

IT engineers Conor and Paul received Masonic Charitable Foundation professional development bursaries. The training it funded helped them create better systems for their colleagues...

because Amelia knew the path and progress of her grandad’s disease – which play therapy gave her – she was calm, accepting, and resilient. And able to make those memories with her grandad in the final days and weeks of his life.”

Hospice care stories

01 August 2023

How play therapy helped 10-year-old Amelia overcome grief

10-year-old Amelia tragically lost both her dad and grandad in quick succession. Play therapy has helped her deal with her experiences of deep grief and bereavement.

Jay loved football and was a very likeable man

27 July 2023

‘Shine like the stars’: Jo and Jay’s story

Jo and Jay were leading a happy life with their two sons when Jay started having trouble swallowing food. What followed tested their resolve in unimaginably difficult ways. This is...

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30 June 2023

Hospice UK responds to the NHS workforce plan

Hospice UK responds to the NHS plan for workforce in England.

Hospice UK and Corndel launch Hospice Data Academy - image of nurse showing information to patient on and iPad

29 June 2023

Hospice UK and Corndel launch Hospice Data Academy

Nearly 100 hospice professionals will benefit from a new professional development programme.

Single Homeless Project were awarded a Dying Matters Community Grant in 2022

15 June 2023

Single Homeless Project: Relief in Remembrance

Single Homeless Project were awarded a Dying Matters Community Grant in 2022. Find out how they used it to change the narrative of grief for people experiencing homelessness.