St Clare Hospice are looking to gain some help from you

Posted on: July 12, 2021

St Clare Hospice is gaining knowledge about your understanding of their services and what a hospice is.

They’d like to hear your lived experiences of hospice and end of life care. Whether you’ve accessed a hospice, or decided not to, our Information and Guidance team would like to hear about your experiences.

You can find all the ways to contact our Information and Guidance team here.

Alternatively, you can contribute to polls on our Instagram and Facebook stories, or our Twitter account. Click here to head to our InstagramTwitter and Facebook to find the polls!

Closes 17th July.

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