Campbell was looked after so well at Leckhampton Court. He had volunteered there for a few years before he was diagnosed, so it was great that they then took such great care of him.

Not only do they care for the patient but the family as well. The whole place is a comfort to all of those involved.

It’s now our turn to try to raise some money to help them care for others who find themselves in the same situation that we did. The costs of care are so high and hospices get less government funding at a time when more people are diagnosed with terminal illnesses.

we are so grateful that others have supported the hospice in the past so we were able to access their great care.

Sue Ryder is here to make sure everyone approaching the end of their life can access the support they need.

No one should have to face dying or grief alone.