Hospice UK

Hospice UK

Non-profit Organizations

We represent and champion the community of 200+ hospices across the UK.

About us

Hospice care eases the physical and emotional pain of death and dying. Hospice UK fights for hospice care for all who need it, for now and forever.

Industry
Non-profit Organizations
Company size
51-200 employees
Headquarters
London
Type
Nonprofit
Founded
1984
Specialties
Hospice care, Palliative care, End of life care, and charity

Locations

  • Primary

    Hospice House

    34-44 Britannia Street

    London, WC1X 9JG, GB

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Employees at Hospice UK

Updates

  • Are you a clinical service leader looking to really make a difference? Are you passionate about children’s palliative care? Children's Hospice South West could have the role for you. They are looking for a new Director of Care to lead, manage, sustain and grow the the hospice. This is a rare opportunity to be instrumental in shaping the future of a region-wide children’s palliative care service. Apply now 👇 https://ow.ly/OGrl50UUTnA

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  • Could you be our new Hospice UK Finance Trustee? ⭐️ We’re on the lookout for a trustee with a recognised professional finance qualification from any of the CCAB accountancy bodies. As a member of the Board, you will: 👉 share on our responsibility to deliver our Five Year Strategy, 2024 to 2029 👉 work within Hospice UK’s values providing support, encouragement and appropriate challenge within the Board 👉 attend four board meetings each year as well as a two day awaytime session 👉 work closely with the Chief Operating Officer to ensure that you have a thorough understanding of our financial plans and operation. If you’re keen to bring your expertise to the national charity for hospice care, take a look at the Candidate Brief. Apply by 21 February. https://lnkd.in/d8xQcsw9

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  • Yesterday, we gathered in Manchester for Hospice UK's first Technology Leaders Conference. It was inspiring to be surrounded by so many #HospiceTechLeaders working to make a difference in our sector! Some highlights from the conference included learning about: 🔐 what 'good' cyber security looks like 🤝 how technological innovation can transform hospice care for communities 🔎 key findings from Hospice UK's Digital health and inclusion in palliative and end of life care report (Read here: https://lnkd.in/efCW4Jht) 🧠 the ethical considerations of using AI in palliative care 🧩 real examples of implementing digital transformation from our sector and beyond 📈 how to build data capabilities at your organisation. With tech advancing at an unprecedented rate, this conference was a timely opportunity to come together as a sector. It's important to create spaces like this for conversation - the best innovation happens when people feel safe to share ideas 💡 Thank you to all our attendees for making it a wonderful day. And special thanks to our sponsors: Microsoft for Nonprofits, Smartdesc, The Access Group, Here (Care Unbound Ltd), Purple Tech, Total Enterprise Solutions, iRota, mhance, The Care Database, and Central Technology.

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    A new report from Marie Curie UK shows that the UK spends £11.7bn on people’s health in the last year of their life, largely on hospital care, even though most would rather die at home or in a hospice. Not only is this distressing for patients and families, but it’s also an inefficient use of public money which could be better spent on ensuring people have comfort and dignity at the end of their lives, in their place of choice. Read more ➡️ https://ow.ly/MXg950UTR9S

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  • "The Government is listening." Yesterday, we had an encouraging meeting with Minister of State for Care, Stephen Kinnock. Together with partners across the sector, we discussed how we can make sure good quality palliative and end of life care is there for all who need it. There's a huge opportunity to get this right in the 10 year plan being developed for the NHS in England. We're looking forward to working with the Minister and his colleagues on long term solutions for the future of hospice care. 

  • Tomorrow, the Race Equity ECHO is exploring the impact of assisted dying legislation on minoritised ethnic communities. Please share with any colleagues who may wish to have a safe space to discuss this topic. Details below 👇

    Race Equity ECHO: Assisted Dying – What Does It Mean for Racialised Staff, Patients, and Families? Join us on Wednesday 5th February at 15:30 for a Race Equity ECHO session where Jamilla Akhter Hussain and Karon Ornadel will be facilitating discussions on the impact of assisted dying legislation on minoritised ethnic communities. This session offers a safe and respectful space for people of colour working in palliative care to share perspectives—both personal and professional—on what this bill could mean for staff, patients, and families.   We particularly encourage participation from those in communities facing intersectional harm, including African, Caribbean, South East Asian, and South Asian heritage.   Please help us spread the word and support staff in attending. Sign up here: https://lnkd.in/eB4bTui2 #RaceEquity #PalliativeCare #ProjectECHO

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    We've just wrapped up our breakfast session at the Hospice UK Technology Leaders Conference. Together, we learned how we can ensure good cyber security. Thanks to Smartdesc for sponsoring! There are plenty more fantastic sessions taking place throughout the day. We're looking forward to exploring key challenges and opportunities in the hospice tech space. If you're one of the #HospiceTechLeaders in attendance, come and say hi at the Hospice UK stand!

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    "An outcome where you had someone choose an assisted death because of a real or imagined fear that they couldn't get the right support would be a moral and practical disgrace." - Toby Porter, CEO, Hospice UK. Thank you to the committee for the Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill for bringing the hospice sector's voice to the discussion on this important bill.

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