Blythe House
Hospicecare

Name: Golf Day
Start: 2019-06-07T12:00:00+01:00
End: 2019-06-07T12:00:00+01:00
Location: High Peak Golf Club

Blythe House adds quality to life by providing the highest levels of care for people affected by cancer and certain other life-limiting illnesses and supporting those who are bereaved

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We need to raise
£3,200 every
single day

1 in 3 people
are touched
by hospice care

We give 1000 hours
a month of Hospice
at Home care

A gift in your Will
can make a
lasting difference

What’s on at Blythe House Hospicecare…

Our Services

Living Well Service

Our Living Well Service is open to anyone who needs help coping with cancer or other life-limiting disease. This includes people with conditions such as heart failure, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, Parkinson’s and motor neurone disease.

Out-patient Clinics

At Blythe House we provide a base for weekly Out-Patient Clinics. This makes it easier for local people to access the services they need. The three out-patient clinics we host are..

Hospice At Home

Since 2016 we have been providing care for patients with life-limiting illness, who are experiencing difficulties, and who live in the High Peak and wish to be supported in the comfort of their own home.

Bereavement service

Grief is normal after bereavement, yet it is experienced in many different ways. These difficulties may be familiar to someone who is bereaved. Not everyone will experience them all.

Caroline’s story

Caroline remembers how difficult it was when her husband, Dean, wanted to stay at home.

Caroline’s story

We received a lot of support from Blythe House Hospice including support for me and my two boys who were 3 and 6 years old when Dean was diagnosed with terminal cancer. He really wanted to be at home for his final weeks but he was so poorly and needed specialist help which at that time meant being in the hospice in Chesterfield. It’s an hour’s drive from New Mills where I live so for the seven weeks he was there it meant a lot of back and forth and it wasn’t always possible to take the boys with me.

I wanted to be with Dean but also knew my boys needed me and I am so pleased to know this service is now available so other families, like mine, can access hospice care at home. It would have made such a difference to us and I hope lots of people support this appeal as you never know when you might need the hospice. Dean was 39 when he died and he wanted to be at home with his family around him – your support today will help the next family like mine to have that choice, please do support the appeal!

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We need to raise £3200
per day to run Blythe House

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Fundraise

You can become part of the team of hundreds of people who have walked, swum, cycled, danced, run, baked, grown a moustache, dressed up, and taken part in many other fun, challenging and enjoyable activities to raise money for Blythe House Hospice.

Our Shops

Since the opening of the first Blythe House shop in 1995 our retail department has grown substantially. We now have four shops in the High Peak.

Hospice at Home Appeal

Blythe House Hospice launched a Hospice at Home service in 2016 following a generous legacy. The service is already providing 1,000 hours of care a month and demand continues to rise.

Blythe House
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