Ty Hafan, the Childrens Hospice in Wales was opened after a nine year fundraising campaign by the people of Wales who recognized the desperate need of families for somewhere to turn to when it seemed no one else could help. The service provides specialist palliative care which includes short breaks and end of life care for children and young people from across Wales. That care and support is extended to the whole family and

The Queen Alexandra Hospital Home provides care and rehabilitation services for physically disabled ex-Service men and women. Founded in 1919 they have a long and proud history providing the highest level of multi-disciplinary care to their residents. They are passionate about helping residents maximize their ability and achieve their full potential with as much independence as possible, whilst ensuring they respect their privacy, dignity and rights. Their residents are from varied backgrounds, drawn from across the Royal Navy, the Army and the Royal Air Force and are aged from 23 to 97.

When faced with the reality of having an incurable illness, you need the best care possible. St Luke's Hospice Plymouth provides that care to hundreds of people a year from throughout the South West of Devon and the South East of Cornwall. The care is not just medical and nursing, but incorporates practical, financial, emotional and spiritual support as well. Patients can receive this care as an outpatient, by visiting the Day Hospice or by a stay at the Hospice, which normally lasts between one and two weeks. The majority of these stays are for those looking to have their symptoms controlled so they can return home to a higher quality of life.

Harlington hospice was set up as a direct result of a clearly identified local need: to provide specialist palliative care to those suffering from a non-curative illness including cancer. The hospice's services are provided free of charge to people who live in the London Borough of Hillingdon.

The Hospice of the Valleys has been running since 1986 and provides the very best in specialist care for those affected by a life threatening illness. The Hospice’s team provides 24hr care, 7 days per week to people in their own homes as well as caring for the patient and his/her family or closest carers. At all times the Hospice aims: