How we are funded
Our ‘Outstanding’ services are provided free of charge to patients and their families.
Our aim being to provide the highest quality care, helping people to make every moment count.
Protect Our Care
Devastating funding cuts will close nine Inpatient Unit beds and have huge implications for local people. Find out more how you can Protect Our Care.
Costs and funding
It will cost over £14 million to run our services in 2025/2026.
Contracted services from the NHS are budgeted at £8.1 million.
With the help of our community, we need to raise a further £5.9 million through donations, fundraising activities, retail sales, The Education and Conference Centre and Bistro. If we fail to meet this target the difference will, reluctantly, have to be taken from our limited reserves.
Sustaining services for people in our community is our focus and therefore we are extremely grateful to everyone who demonstrates their dedication, commitment and generosity and helps protect our reserves for the future.
Who we care for
Arthur Rank Hospice Charity supports people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition and those who need end-of-life care.
Over 3,800 patients each year are cared for at the Hospice in Cambridge, the Alan Hudson Centre in Wisbech and in patients’ own homes via the Arthur Rank Community Team –Hospice at Home and The Specialist Palliative Care Home Team. This care supports people to improve their quality of life and fulfil their end of their life choices.
Thank You
Your support helps to continue supporting people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition, thank you
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Hospice Volunteer cycles from London to Paris to support patients care
Debbie shares her motivation for signing up to the London to Paris challenge
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Hospice Supporter signs up for Trek in memory of his ‘Chum’
Derek Gammage shares his reason for taking on the Cambridge to Ely Trek for his Chum Derek Isaac's
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Daughter shares her experience of her Dad’s Hospice Care
Gail Barrett from New Zealand shares her experience when her Dad was cared for in the Inpatient Unit
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Cambridge United Stadium Manager supports Charities in ‘Big Fish’
Find out how Cambridge United Stadium Manager, Ian Darler supported charities in two fishing events
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Granddaughter walks with her dog ‘Willow’ in Memory of her Grandad
Kirsty shares her motivation for taking part in ‘Lead On’
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Family turn Halloween Fun into support for Hospice Care
The Topden Family’s ‘Halloween House’ supports people in Cambridgeshire
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‘Mum’s girls’ sign up for the Cambridge to Ely Trek in her memory
Sisters, Kate and Emily share their reasons for taking part in the challenge
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Hospice supporter takes on Boxing Challenge in memory of her Mum
26 year old says thank you for the care of her Mum by taking on a Boxing Challenge
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Alpacas bring joy to the Hospice
Alpacas, Banksy and Buster visited the Inpatient Unit
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Mother takes the Hospice fundraising lead in her son’s memory
Walking with my dog is my way of thanking you all.
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Arthur Rank Hospice Announces News of ‘devastating’ funding cuts
Nine beds will close after £829,000 funding cut
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Wife of Hospice patient takes part in ‘Lead On’ to pay tribute
Margaret marked the anniversary of her husband’s death with her dog, Charlie
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