Hospice Tour
Find out what the Hospice is really like and discover more about the care we provide at our Cambridge facilities, in Shelford Bottom (with thanks to GoVocalVideo).
If you would like to come and visit in person, you can book onto one of our Open Days. Everyone is welcome, whether you are a patient, a family member, or a supporter interested to learn more about how we help make every moment count.
Alternatively, you would be welcome to pop in for hot drink and meal, or piece of cake, in our Bistro which is open to all…
"A home from home"
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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
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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 and shares her experiences
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Witchford Village College Walks in Memory of Cherished Former Colleague
Students and staff at Witchford Village College came together in memory of much-loved former member of staff
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27 year old supported through grief, make sense of loss and feel less alone
Jenny shares her experience of the Patient and Family Support Service
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Hospice collaborates with Cambridge Museum
Art Therapist and Life Celebration Coordinator, Sophie Wakefield, explains more about the sessions
