Carer Support Service
Caring for a loved one with a palliative diagnosis can be very challenging.
Our Carer Support Team is here to guide and support you.
How and when we can support you
Support is usually offered on Wednesday afternoons or Friday mornings.
We provide targeted support by assessment of carer needs followed by ongoing support as required.
This support can be provided via telephone, video call, or face-to-face meetings at a convenient time to you.
The Healthcare Assistants providing this service are trained in using the Carer Support Needs Assessment Tool and in advanced listening skills.
Meet Emily
Emily has been working at Arthur Rank Hospice since 2021. As an experienced Family Carer herself, Emily is a passionate advocate and an empathetic listening ear, for the Carers of patients at the Charity.
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Thank you, Wisbech! Star Shine Night Walk raises over £13,000
Supporters of Star Whine Night Walk 2026 in Wisbech raise over £13,000 to support people in Cambridgeshire
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‘Forget me not’ club meet at the Bistro to support the Charity
Fourteen members of the Forget me Not club enjoy lunch at the Hospice Bistro
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Margaret Marks is a Friend of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
Margaret shares her reason for donating regularly to the Charity as a Friend of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
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Neil explains why he is a Friend of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
Neil Costello is a Friend of Arthur Rank Hospice Charity
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13 #TeamArthur Supporters complete the TCS London Marathon 2026
13 Arthur Rank Hospice Charity Supporters Complete the TCS London Marathon
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Martin’s Living Well Experience
Martin shares his Living Well Experience
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Granddaughter runs TCS London Marathon to say thank you to the Hospice
Abbie Morton shares her reasons to taking on the TCS London Marathon in 2026
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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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Family sign up to Star Shine Night Walk Wisbech in memory of Mum
Kay Brown’s Family explain their reasons for signing up to the Star Shine Night Walk in Wisbech
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Professor Ann Barrett’s Story
Hospice’s have always been a part of Professor Ann Barrett’s professional and personal life
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Billy’s Story
Billy kindly shares his experience in the Inpatient Unit
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11 yr old takes on Marathon in memory of school friends Mum
Shyla supports the Alan Hudson Centre in her third Marathon
