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Nurse Cathy keeps her mum’s Light up a Life tradition shining
Nurse Cathy, our Outpatient Care Lead, invites you to remember loved ones this Christmas while continuing a family tradition that began more than 20 years ago.
People are at the heart of everything we do. Here you'll find our latest news alongside the stories of the patients, families, volunteers and staff who make Katharine House Hospice what it is.
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Nurse Cathy, our Outpatient Care Lead, invites you to remember loved ones this Christmas while continuing a family tradition that began more than 20 years ago.
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Remembering loved ones and celebrating their lives were at the heart of Walk to Remember at Shugborough Estate on Saturday, 26 September.
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A new groundbreaking partnership will bring more specialist support closer to home for local people
Our large Princes Street shop in Stafford will temporarily close from 5 July, 2026 while we carry out an exciting refurbishment.
Carter took on swimming, cycling and running challenges to raise funds for our hospice after seeing the support his grandad, David and family received.
Volunteers who have dedicated a combined 275 years of service to our hospice were recognised at a special celebration evening on Monday, 8 June.
Gaynor and her family return to Walk to Remember each year in memory of husband Adrian, cared for by Katharine House. The event has become a treasured family tradition.
David Fletcher steps up as our new Chief Executive following the departure of Dr Richard Soulsby, who led our charity for 27 years.
Golfers, get ready, our Charity Golf Day returns on Thursday, 2 July 2026 at the stunning Brocton Hall Golf Club.
Our Building Care fundraising appeal launches to help us care for more people.
Katharine House Hospice has received a 5-star food hygiene rating this year, matching the top score it achieved last year.
Mike Smith already volunteers his time and expertise as a trustee. Now, he’s taking that support further by joining our Retail Board, helping ensure our charity shops continue to fund care for local families.