[Watch] Jersey Hospice Care launches Thank-a-thon 2023

It’s thanks to the generosity of the people who donate, help fundraise, or volunteer their time, that make it possible for the charity to keep caring for islanders with life limiting illnesses, and people reaching the end of their lives.

Last year, Jersey Hospice Care cared for 851 islanders – and demand for their services continues to grow.

The money that’s kindly donated or raised keeps all of the services running; from the Specialist Palliative Care Team looking after people in the community, to the 12 bed In Patient Unit at Clarkson House, and the bereavement counselling service – offered to anyone in the community who has lost a loved one.

Mike Palfreman (pictured), Chief Executive of Jersey Hospice Care said: “Over the next few days our team will be dedicating some of their time to thanking all of the incredible people who have supported us this year. We’ll be sending emails, writing cards, and making phone calls to try and reach as many people as  possible and show our appreciation. Each and every one of our supporters means so much to us and we really couldn’t do what we do without them.”