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Youth Work at Helen & Douglas House
At Helen & Douglas House we care for families and children between the ages of 0-19 at our hospice, in hospital settings or at ...
Read moreRipples of Research: Bringing Families, Research and Care Together
At Helen & Douglas House, research isn't something that happens in isolation. It begins with questions, conversations, lived ...
Read moreFinley’s story
Finley had been coming to the hospice for over a decade when he died in 2023. From their first visit, through Finley’s death and in ...
Read moreFrom Oxford to Osaka – Sharing Knowledge Across the World
知恵は分けるほど増える – “Wisdom grows when shared."Last month, our Medical Director, Dr Emily Harrop, and Kalie Griffiths, Specialist Palliative ...
Read more“It’s such a happy place”: How Helen & Douglas House supports Rory and his family
For mum Belle, walking through the doors of Helen & Douglas House feels like a weight being lifted from her shoulders. Following ...
Read moreMeet the Clinical Nurse Specialists supporting children with cancer and their families
When a child is diagnosed with cancer, life can quickly become a whirlwind of hospital appointments, medications and uncertainty. For ...
Read moreRunning to remember: Liam’s story
For Liam, running has become far more than a hobby. It has brought friendship and community. Fundraising for the London Marathon ...
Read moreAlan’s story: A Father’s Day reflection
Alan and his wife are parents to three children - Georgia (12), Finley (10), and Elliot (7). Elliot has cerebral palsy and is ...
Read moreElla’s story
“Helen & Douglas House has given us a safe haven. We know Ella’s medical needs are covered, and we can just spend time together as ...
Read more“It doesn’t feel like work”: Meet Siobhan
Siobhan has spent her entire nursing career in children’s palliative care. It was during a placement that Siobhan first discovered ...
Read more“It feels like the right job”: Meet Thevuni
Starting a nursing career can feel overwhelming. Starting a nursing career is a significant milestone. Beginning that journey in ...
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We need to raise £3.6 million each year to care for local terminally ill children at the hospice and at home.










