Your local hospice

St. Michael’s Hospice is an independent charity based in Basingstoke, supporting people across North Hampshire who have a life-limiting illness, are facing the end-of-life or experiencing bereavement.

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Care and support when you need it most

Our dedicated team of nurses, doctors, and therapists deliver free, high quality, compassionate end-of-life care and support to patients, their families and carers.

We only receive 22% of our funding from the NHS, the rest is raised thanks to the generosity and kindness of our community. Take a look at how you can support us too.

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Support our vital work by making a donation

As an independent charity, we need to raise £15,000 a day to continue to provide our vital care and can only do this with the support of people like you.

Make a donation

Single Donation Regular Donation

£22 £37 £60

or choose your own amount:

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Appeal

Summer Memories

Make a dedication in memory of someone special

This summer, we invite you to make a dedication in memory of someone special, while helping St. Michael’s Hospice continue to provide care to those who need it most. Summer Memories is a special way you can remember someone who has died, and celebrate their life.

Be a part of Summer Memories and make your dedication

How we help

View all of our care services

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Care in the Hospice

Our In-Patient Unit provides the best possible care for patients living with life-limiting illness. Your end-of-life care and support matters to us and we’re here for you every step of the way.

Read about in-hospice care

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Care at home

Our Hospice at Home team offer specialised management of symptoms and end of life support to patients and their families within a patient’s home. Offering choice when it matters.

Read about in home care

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Therapies

We work very closely as a specialised team of therapists offering Occupational therapy and Physiotherapy to people throughout the hospice services.

Read about therapies

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Bereavement services

The death of someone significant can be one of the most challenging and painful life experiences we face. Grief is often described as a roller coaster of emotions and it can be hard to make sense of our feelings and reactions and see a way forward after a loss.

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“

St. Michael’s became a comforting place for our family – a home-from-home. Our girls were able to see that the Hospice was a warm and caring place, a place that helped their dad feel better and that just because he went into the Hospice, didn’t mean he was not going to come back out.

Tiffany

Read Matthew's Story

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