At St Margaret's Hospice Care we are incredibly proud of the impact our care and support has to patients and their families across Somerset. This care and support is only possible because of the generous donations we receive from you, our local community.
We are pleased to introduce our first ever impact reports which has examples of our care, we hope you enjoy reading about the difference your support makes.
St Margaret's strives to make each day count for patients and their families facing a life-limiting illness across Somerset. We are supported by patients and their families, staff, volunteers and supporters who make all this possible. Some of these wonderful people have been kind enough to share their stories with us...
If you've got a story that you'd like to share, please email us at info@st-margarets-hospice.org.uk
Dan shares his experiences of the hospice and how they cared for his beautiful wife, Sam
A few months after her father Mike passed away, Jess saw an appeal for volunteers in the paper and decided to sign up as she wanted to give something back to the hospice which helped him.
John signed up for a new challenge to start 2022 and tells us why he is using his skills to support St Margaret's
Lynne and Lesley may be twins but they were both inspired to start volunteering for different reasons.
Neil talks about what inspired him to take part in St Margaret's Hospice Care's Firewalk event
Paul tells us how the support his mother-in-law received from St Margaret's motivated him to start fundraising
2019 Sam signed up for the challenge of a lifetime. Little did she know it would be challenging in more ways than she thought!
St Margaret's has been a lifeline for Sandra and her family and with your support we can continue to give our patients the time and care they need
After the first lockdown Tim started volunteering at the Burnham-on-Sea shop, initially on the till he has now taken on the role of eBay volunteer for the shop.
Vicki tells us why she decided to volunteer for St Margaret's Hospice after returning from a European adventure
While we can’t change the inevitable, we can – with your support – give people like Caroline the time and care they need.
Adam, his wife Sarah and their children are being supported by St Margaret’s and want to make sure everyone knows how important hospice care is.
The family of Ann Hallett share how St Margaret’s became a sanctuary for them.
Andy shares his experiences of the hospice for the support and care provided to his beautiful wife Tanya.
Volunteering at St Margaret’s brought back Le-Anne’s confidence and gave her purpose, now she doesn’t ever want to stop helping
Faith tells how she has been helped by our lymphoedema team