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 across Somerset. 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
Inspired by the care his grandfather received, Alister Wilmott uses his talents as a performer to support St. Margaret's Hospice.
Anne Opie is a Ward Volunteer at St. Margaret’s In-patient Unit in Taunton, and she ensures all the small but vital things get done...
Elizabeth Yates began volunteering for St. Margaret’s Hospice in 1984, and has been fundraising ever since!
Reception volunteer Doreen Eastment has been welcoming visitors to our Yeovil hospice for 12 years.
Greg Schofield explains why he cycled from John O'Groats to Land's End to raise funds for St. Margaret's Hospice.
John Young explains why he volunteers as part of our Spiritual Care team.
Matthew and Sandra Williamson have embraced the challenge of getting fit and raising money for St. Margaret’s Hospice by joining our 2018 Overseas Cycle.
Michael Copham is a Ward Receptionist at St. Margaret’s In-patient Unit in Taunton. He has been volunteering since 2014 when his wife passed away at the hospice.
Mike Edwards explains why St. Margaret's Hospice will always be close to his family's hearts.
Not your ordinary volunteering story...! Patrick the cat has been a permanent fixture of St. Margaret’s Yeovil Hospice since it was a building site in 2003.
Rosie Callard volunteers at the St. Margaret’s support group for patients and carers which meets at our Sunflower Centre in Taunton.
For many, retirement brings visions of finally relaxing, but for a couple in Yeovil it’s just meant more time to give to St. Margaret’s.
As well as being an avid fundraiser, Tony Harris is also a dedicated volunteer in the St. Margaret’s Bridgwater Furniture Shop...