Shape our Strategy
Your opinion is very important to help shape how we provide care and support for people across our communities now and in the future, whilst we develop our next five-year strategy.
How you can support
We want to hear from the people who matter most.
Whether you have used our services directly, supported us in another way, or simply want to share your views, we would value your feedback.
Community Engagement
Events
We have now completed our scheduled in person Community Engagement Events. Thank you to all who attended.
Want a visit?
If you would like us to attend your community group, please email care@arhc.org.uk

Complete our Survey
You can also share your views via our short online survey by clicking HERE.
This survey should take less than five minutes to complete.
If you would prefer a paper copy of the survey, please contact us on 01223 675 777.
Thank YOU
Your support helps to continue supporting people in Cambridgeshire living with an advanced serious illness or other life-limiting condition and those who need end of life care, thank you.
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Director takes on Mountain Challenge for Cancer and Hospice patients in memory of his wife
A Cambridge pensioner will take on a daunting Lake District mountain challenge in support of hospice care and cancer patients...
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Sisters raise £8,888 Line Dancing, for the Hospice who cared for their Dad
Cheryl and Lisa arranged a 12 hour Charity Line Dancing Fundraiser
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Daughter runs Cambridge Half Marathon in memory of Dad and Hospice Care
‘The Charity allowed us to breathe’
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‘Robins and Rainbows’ walk Cambridge to Ely in memory of Kayoko
Kayoko’s family shared their reasons for signing up to the Cambridge to Ely Trek
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High Sheriff and Mayor of Wisbech ‘Love to Move’ at the Alan Hudson Centre
Patients enjoyed meeting the visitors at the Centre
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Cambridge United FC supporters choose Arthur Rank Hospice Charity as their Charity of the year 2026-27
Players, fans, patients and visitors enjoyed time at the Hospice at the first Charity of the Year visit
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Son-in-Law takes on the Isle of Wight Ultra Challenge for Hospice Care
Paramedic, Karl shares more about his reasons for taking on the challenge
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Music Therapy supports Hospice patient with her and her family’s grief
Jessica kindly shares her experience of Music Therapy
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Nicky Newton, Complementary Therapist
Nicky shares more about her role
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Daughter runs Equestrian Pole Clinic in memory of her Mum
Laura Spencer-Jones explains her reason for the fundraising event
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Three friends cycle to Santander for Hospice Care
Bill, John and Alex share more about their cycling challenge
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11 year old Shyla and Darren take on a new Challenge to support charity
Shyla Brown and Darren Barnard walk in memory