We deliver dream wedding in two days
When Karl Marsh’s health suddenly declined, our inpatient team and local community came together to make his wish to marry his fiancée, Sarah Wooley, a reality in just 48 hours.
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.
When Karl Marsh’s health suddenly declined, our inpatient team and local community came together to make his wish to marry his fiancée, Sarah Wooley, a reality in just 48 hours.
After receiving care at our Therapy & Wellbeing Centre, Paul was inspired to get more involved.
Dennis Bates, a local award-winning photographer, has donated some of his work to our charity as a thank you for the care his wife received and to honour her memory.
While studying a Master’s degree in Counselling and Psychotherapy at Keele University, 24-year-old Crewe resident Lucy applied for a counselling placement with us.
Katharine House Hospice has released a special film to mark its 35th anniversary.
Ann Moore explains why the care provided to her and her husband inspired her to leave a gift in her will.
At a glittering event hosted by model and presenter, Lisa Snowdon, at the O2 in Greenwich, Lydia from our marcomms team, and Mia, the brilliant animator behind our film, attended the awards on Alison’s behalf.
A mum diagnosed with an incurable illness has been able to see her daughter’s wedding celebration thanks to staff at our Inpatient Unit.
A former scuba diving instructor diagnosed with an incurable illness has seen her dream of diving again come true.