We’re small charity with a big heart and a big vision

since 1985

Because you matter…

“You matter because you are you, and you matter to the end of your life. We will do all we can, not only to help you die peacefully, but also to live until you die.”

Dame Cicely Saunders, founder of the hospice movement

Sidmouth Hospice at Home

some of the ways in which we can help you

Specialist Palliative Nursing

Day Care

24/7 Support

Other Services

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About Us

Get to know us

We are here for anyone in the Sid Valley with life-limiting illnesses.
We will support you to have the best quality of life and remain in your own home.
All our services are provided free of charge to our patients and their families.
We’ll be with you every step of the way.

We provide wrap-around care which is tailored to you and your needs and includes palliative care in your own home, we like to think of it as wrapping our arms around you all.

Our team of 10 specialist nurses are here for you 24/7, while our wonderful team of specially trained volunteers provides a variety of services including sitting and befriending, transportation and bereavement support.

We work with the Sidmouth Health and Care Forum (including Sidmouth GPs and the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital’s community nursing team) to understand the evolving needs of people living in the Sid Valley and consider the best approach to meeting these needs.

We also need
your help…

Funded entirely by donations and solely reliant upon the generosity of the local community, we have been providing outstanding care to residents of the Sid Valley, their families, and carers since our origin in 1985.

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Testimonials

what people say about our care

It’s impossible to overstate their emotional support; it’s meant so much to me to be able to talk to people who understand what you’re going through, and be able to say to them, ‘I’m feeling really stressed today and finding things really difficult’, and they are there for you.”

Jane Brown

Patient’s Spouse

Peter told Mary, ‘you’ve been looking after my body, but also my mind’. This was hugely significant to him, because he was a very intelligent man, so mental engagement was as important to him as physical support.
“I found things difficult as things progressed, but the nurses looked after me too.

Jan Webber

Patient’s Spouse

“Knowing the nurses are there means everything to me. They’re a lifeline. They’ve really improved my quality of life. They have come out in the night when I’ve needed them, and they are a much-needed link with my GP arranging extra pain relief if needed, taking the stress away from me.”

Joan Maynard

Patient