Updates about our hospice, as well as testimonies about our care from families, patients and friends.
Karen, from Shapwick near Glastonbury was the lucky winner and has been playing since 2017 with just one weekly ticket. She started playing the Weekly Prize Draw as a way to give back to the hospice after St Margaret’s cared for her late mother and her sister.
Dying Matters Awareness Week is an opportunity for people to talk about death, dying, grief, loss and bereavement.
This campaign celebrates charity shops up and down the length of the country demonstrating that they offer so much more than the regular high street shopping experience!
"Some days I can do things, other days I can’t. That’s why Sunflower Centre has meant so much to me."
"The team has helped me to accept my illness and empowered me so I can live as well as I can, for as long as I can.”
“The only way I can describe St Margaret’s is that it was an oasis of calmness for us all at an extremely difficult time."
St Margaret’s Hospice is joining with other hospices and health providers across the UK to celebrate National Complementary Therapy Week from March 20 to March 25.
"When you’re living with a terminal illness, you are so focused on your illness that you don’t really get to have ‘me time’, but the Sunflower Centre gives that to you. You are just yourself in there, not somebody’s Mum or somebody’s wife but just you."
Lace up your running shoes and get ready for a vibrant fiesta of colour, fun, and community spirit as the St Margaret’s Colour Run returns to Taunton Racecourse on Saturday, 18th May.
