Prospect Hospice brings care to patients living with life-limiting illnesses in Swindon, Marlborough and north-east Wiltshire, and has done since 1980. Back then, theirs was a home-based nursing service for the dying in our local community. Today Prospect staff care for people in many ways, and at different stages of their illness.

This will be the third publication that we've produced on behalf of the Hospice in the Weald, in a relationship that has seen the publication go from strength to strength.

The East Lancashire Hospice Magazine is a unique opportunity to support the vital work carried out by the charity and to increase public awareness of the services available to the community. This is the very first edition of the magazine and we intend to have it published annually, the Magazine will be available free to pick up from East Lancashire Hospice, its charity shops, as well as local newsagents, shops, doctors’ and dentists’ waiting rooms, hotels, restaurants, information centres and public buildings throughout the Hospice’s coverage area. Supporters of the magazine will also be provided with free copies to give to their customers. 20,000 copies of the both edi

The Myton Hospices – A Special Kind of Care. For over 25 years the Myton Hospice has been the only provider of in-patient hospice care within Warwickshire and Coventry, managing a 24 bed in patient unit in Warwick with further day care centres in Warwick and Rugby. In 2007 building started on an additional Myton Hospice to be based in Coventry which will provide a further 20 beds and another much needed day hospice within the City. In 2007 Myton offered over 10,000 days of care to its patients, nearly 7,000 bed days and over 3000 day care visits and when the Coventry Myton Hospice opens in 2009 these figures will nearly double. The Coventry Hospice appeal has

The first publication that we worked on with the CHASE Hospice Care for Children team was developed and designed to help the hospice raise its profile in the local community, attract more supporters and to help the hospice continue its valuable work in the Surrey community.