Community Voices
The perfect opportunity for you to find out more about Hospice services and how we can support you and your community.
We look forward to seeing you there.
Community Voices Events
*Community Voices Events will be held on:
Thursday 23 May 2024 from 10:00am-12 midday at Hunts Forum of Voluntary Organisations, PE29 7HN
Friday 31 May 2024 from 10:30 am-12:30pm at the City of Ely Bowls Club, CB7 4PL
Wednesday 12 June 2024 from 1:00pm-3:00pm at the Rosmini Centre, PE13 2PH
Wednesday 19 June 2024 from 11:00am-1:00pm at Cambridge Central Library, CB2 3QD
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Donkeys bring joy to Mum at the Inpatient Unit at the Hospice
A devoted son arranged for a special, four legged visit, to his mum at the Hospice
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EAAA Pilot touched by the kindness of colleagues as wife admitted to Hospice
“If it wasn’t for the Hospice it would have been a different story, we are so lucky – it was...
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10 year old Dexter shaves his hair in memory of his Grandad
For the past three years, he has been growing his hair—a symbol of his commitment and patience. Recently, Dexter decided...
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Daughter cycles 100 miles in tribute to her parents who received hospice care
Read more about Carol Boston’s challenge and personal connection to the Charity
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SEN Sixth form students fundraise in memory of their fellow student
Sixth form students at The Hive, Granta School, have been busy fundraising for Arthur Rank Hospice Charity in memory of...
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Creative Writing for Wellbeing shared at the Hospice
Emily Ward, Health Care Assistant, shares her writing for wellbeing tips with the patients at the Living Well Service
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Mick’s Story
Mick shares his many years of cycling on his bike, both on the roads and in the Hospice Gym!
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Living Well with Complementary Therapy
Complimentary Therapist, Laura Hawksley shares her Living Well tips
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30-year-old, Marries herself at the Hospice
Leanne explains how she ‘felt complete and whole, more accepting and proud of myself’
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Hospice supporter runs Half Marathon in memory of his best friend
Matt runs the Cambridge Half Marathon on which would have been his best friends 48th birthday
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Hospice supporters walk across the globe for patient’s care
Step a Million Walkers travel to Canada and New Zealand
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Siblings run Half Marathon for Mum
They told their Mum: "We’ll be running with your face on the back of our t-shirts"
