Remember a loved one by dedicating one of our metal Pink Campion flowers and help Hospice Isle of Man continue providing palliative and end of life care to our patients and supporting their loved ones.
Our palliative care aims to improve the quality of life of patients and their families who are facing challenges associated with life limiting illness. Our holistic care philosophy offers physical, emotional and practical support at any point after a life-limiting diagnosis.
There are fundamentally three components to our palliative care offering:
Symptom Management
Symptom management focuses on relieving physical and emotional pressures for patients living with life limiting illness. The ultimate aim is to improve quality of life for patients once their curative treatments have ceased.
Terminal Care
Hospice care focuses on comfort, dignity, and compassionate support. Expert teams manage symptoms, ease distress, and provide reassurance to both patients and those close to them. Hospice professionals help people feel comfortable, safe, respected, and supported when it matters most.
Emotional Support
Our Emotional Support Service offers compassionate, holistic support for patients and their loved ones. Delivered by trained volunteers and professionals, it provides emotional, psychological, spiritual, and practical guidance. The service helps people feel understood, supported, and less alone during challenging and uncertain times.
Compassion and care through community support
For more than four decades, families across the Isle of Man have trusted us for care, comfort, and guidance. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, we’re able to continue providing all our services completely free of charge.
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Wills and Legacies
Help hospice care live on
In years to come, a gift left in your Will could make a big difference to the patients and families cared for by Hospice Isle of Man, helping them to make the most of their remaining time together. Your legacy could help ensure care at the end of life is here for everyone who needs it, both now and in the future.
You don’t need to be wealthy to make a difference. Many supporters choose to leave a small percentage of their estate after taking care of loved ones.
"THANK YOU Hospice for all you did. THANK YOU to all the incredible people that work there and make life easier and better." - Sally Marsden, Patient Relative
"It is difficult to explain what a difference all the different people from Hospice we saw, made to our lives." - Patricia Watts, Patient Relative
"It’s such a vital and valuable service to the Island and something the Island cannot do without." - Mary Linehan, Long-term Hospice supporter
"The wonderful staff were so loving, compassionate and capable." - Cath Cringle, Patient Relative
"When you have Hospice Isle of Man by your side, anything really is possible!" - Stefan White, Patient Relative
Your support makes our care possible
There are many ways to make a difference. Whether you volunteer your time, donate, take part in fundraising events, or join our lottery, every act of support helps improve the lives of our patients and their families.
Rebecca House provides respite, support and compassionate care for children with life-limiting conditions and the families who love them. We create a safe, supportive environment where children can enjoy meaningful experiences and parents can take essential time to rest, recharge and focus on everyday life.
Our volunteers are the heartbeat of the hospice. With over 450 people giving their time, skills and compassion, we’re able to offer more services to more families. Whatever your background or schedule, there’s a role where you can make a real impact.
Welcoming families and supporting daily operations.
Retail and café
Customer-facing roles in our shops and café.
Gardening and projects
Keeping our grounds and community spaces thriving.
Fundraising and events
Helping to generate funds to support our services.
Specialist skills
From carpentry to project management, we can use almost any talent.
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