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Bereavement support at Nottinghamshire Hospice is person-centred with no judgment – it’s simply a safe space to be heard. There’s no wrong or right way to approach grief and everyone deals with things differently. That’s why we have a range of support at our Day…

Many people worry about what will happen if their pets outlive them. If you feel there’s no one you can ask to take on your companion, our Pets into Care Scheme might be for you. By registering your pets in our Pets into Care Scheme you…

Support for bereaved and seriously injured victims of road crashes Brake offers emotional support, help and information to anyone who has experienced a death or serious injury in a road crash, their carers and professionals working with them.

The Butterfly Project provides comprehensive practical and emotional support to children & young people with life limiting illnesses and their families, from diagnosis to bereavement.  The project is funded by the local health authority and can provide a service in the following areas:- City of…

For People with cancer and their carers, in Nottinghamshire and Derbyshire. An informal self help group welcoming people. The group aims to promote a positive experience and provide support, speakers, an introduction to complementary therapy and information. Also arranges social activities and bareavement support if…

For anyone affected by cancer: patients, carers, healthcare professionals, in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire. Offering information, advice and support. Craft sessions and social activities and access to networks of people involved in the provision of cancer care.

Caring for someone, whether they’re a family member, partner or friend, is very rewarding but at times it can be stressful and feel isolating. Our carer support services are there to help you cope with the challenges caring may bring. Our adult carer support service…

Cat Guardians is the free service provided by Cats Protection, aimed at giving peace of mind to cat owners concerned about what might happen if they were to pass away before their cat. 

The chaplaincy department offers faith support to patients, visitors, staff and volunteers at all of our hospitals.The Faith Centre at King’s Mill Hospital is located at the end of the main entrance atrium and is always open and accessible. The centre was officially opened in…

The National Charity for the elderly, terminally ill and their pets.