Making a Difference Together

Salisbury Hospice provides exceptional, compassionate care for individuals facing life-limiting illnesses. Since 1981 we’ve been a cornerstone of support in our community, delivering specialist palliative care, emotional comfort, and dignity at every stage of a patient’s journey.

Relying heavily on donations, the hospice needs over £3 million each year to run all it’s services.

With your help, we can continue to bring peace, support, and quality of life to those who need it most. Together, we can ensure no one faces death alone. Will you join us in making a difference?

The hospice team couldn’t do all of this without your support. Find out more about how you can donate, fundraise or volunteer for us.

 

Why Your Support Matters

Supporting Compassionate Care: Fundraising ensures patients receive comfort, dignity, and support throughout their journey.

Extending Care to Families: Your contributions allow the hospice to offer vital emotional and practical support to families, caregivers, and friends navigating the challenges of a loved one’s illness.

Free Services for Those in Need: Every service Salisbury Hospice provides is free of charge.

Community-Funded Care: Salisbury Hospice requires over £3 million annually to operate its services. Donations are crucial to sustaining and securing the future of hospice care for your community.

Make a Difference Together: By fundraising, you help us ensure no one faces dying alone

 

Area Map

Did you know patients are supported from across our entire region? Not just Salisbury but North, South, East and West with patients from Hampshire and Dorset too.

As well as the Inpatient Unit in Salisbury, the team of Community and Hospice at Home nurses are based across the region.

Hospice services are more than just the Inpatient Unit and the team are there when needed the most.

This is not a fixed boundary as the catchment is surgery based some of which is shared with neighbouring services.

Reports

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History of the hospice

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 about where they wish to receive care. This service is entirely funded by Salisbury Hospice Charity.

Some of our corporate sponsors and partners

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