1981 – Under the chairmanship of Dr Peter Gillam, the hospice team initially worked from an office at Salisbury Infirmary in Fisherton Street.
1987 – A new, purpose-built facility opens at Salisbury District Hospital – with six inpatient beds. This is entirely funded by money raised in the community.
1995 – A new extension opens, with four additional beds and the Peter Gillam Day Centre – named after our hospice founder.
2014 – The hospice wins a grant for major refurbishment. Improvements include further en-suite facilities and better patient, visitor and volunteer facilities.
2016 – The Hospice at Home service is launched – giving patients the choice of where they wish to receive care.
