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Jersey Hospice Care Moonlight Walk 2023
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Saturday 10th – Saturday 10th June 2023
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“A week ago I lost my best friend, my mum. The woman who taught me about everything that is good in the world and protected m... read more
Siobhan, Manisha, Nic, Rob and Jonathan are taking part in the Moonlight walk (10km) along St Aubin's Bay to raise money for Jersey... read more
I’m taking part in this walk to raise funds in memory of my brother Mark who sadly passed away just before we should have celebrate... read more
I’m doing this to raise funds for Hospice. They took such good care of my Brother and for that I will be eternally grateful. Amazin... read more
A little over 6 years ago my dad, John Allaway, passed away after after living with COPD for a few years. He spent his last days in... read more
I’m taking part in the Jersey Hospice Care Moonlight Walk in loving memory of my dear Mum who we sadly lost recently.
The sta... read more
I am 20 years old and hoping to raise as much money as possible for Hospice Jersey. This charity is close to my family’s hear... read more
I am walking in memory of my loving partner Wayne
Jersey Hospice Care is the island’s only hospice – providing specialist palliative care for people with life-limiting conditions.
Services include the Specialist Palliative Care Team – who support people at home, in hospital, and care homes, a 12 bed In Patient Unit providing a home away from home, educational programmes, physiotherapy, emotional, spiritual and faith support, and community bereavement services. Jersey Hospice Care is an independent charity, providing all its services without a charge to patients.
It costs £16,500 a day to run its services – funded mainly by the generosity of islanders. This comes in the form of fundraising, donations, and sales in our two charity shops, as well as through the outstanding work of the army of dedicated volunteers who give their time and skills to keep the hospice running.