Take a moment to make a difference
Help us ease the pressure on our counselling services.
Donate today so we can reach more bereaved families at life's most challenging time.
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A generous friend of Thames Hospice will match every £ donated to support counselling and bereavement services. This means your donation, whatever the size, will be doubled, helping Thames Hospice reach more bereaved families who urgently need our support.
For patients and families in our care, counselling is a lifeline
Receiving a terminal diagnosis or grieving the loss of a loved one is among the most heart-wrenching experiences life can bring. Emotional and psychological support is fundamental to helping patients come to terms with their diagnosis, as well as supporting their loved ones to navigate their grief journey and alleviate the long-term impact of loss, promoting resilience and emotional wellbeing. Our professionally trained team of Counsellors and Pastoral Care Workers provide just this.
No one should have to wait for this vital support, but unfortunately the Hospice’s Counselling, Pastoral and Bereavement Team is under immense pressure to meet demand.
We receive no consistent NHS funding for this service, we are reliant on the generosity of our supporters.
Don't forget, your donation is doubled today!
Make a difference today
Help fund this critical service so we can continue our work with patients and families at life’s most challenging time.
£13
could pay for books that can be used to introduce death and grief to children to help them feel less alone.
£30
could pay for a visit from our Multi-Faith Chaplain, providing spiritual and emotional support to patients and their families during end-of-life care.
£82
could pay for a Pastoral Care Worker to spend time with a patient to help write letters to leave for their loved ones.
£123
could pay for a counselling session to hold the hand of a bereaved family member through their grief.
£205
could pay for a Specialist Social Worker to visit a family in their home helping them to navigate the most difficult of times.
