At St Helena Hospice we are deeply committed to supporting people impacted by incurable illness and the death of a loved one.
When you are so young, with such big emotions and there are huge changes that are taking place, it can be even harder to process grief. Whilst we can’t protect children from loss, we can help them to process their pain and ensure that the remaining time left within a family is treasured.
By donating today, you will be helping people like Lauren and her brothers to create special memories with their families and help provide the support they need to continue life after a bereavement.
We believe the more we are able to talk about death and dying as being a natural part of life; the less scary it can become, and when a loved one dies, we are still here to help the child to go on living.
On her 18th birthday, a year and a half after her mum had died, Lauren received a bracelet and card Shelley had arranged with the help of the hospice. The card read:
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We are very grateful to our donors who offer to offset some of these fees with a minor addition to their total amount. This is however completely optional and we are very grateful for your support whether or not you choose to contribute to processing fees.
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