From 25th May 2018 a new EU law called The General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) will come into effect replacing the current Data Protection Act.
Why do we need you to 'tick yes' to support the Hospice?
As of this date if you have not given your consent preferences regarding how you would like to be contacted by the Hospice, you will no longer receive any information from us, even if you have previously given us consent to contact you in the past. We're pleased to be part of the positive changes and we'd love to stay in contact with you and keep you updated.
Once the data protection laws change, unless you have ticked YES to support us, we may not be able to contact you with latest Hospice news and ways to get involved.
Simply click on the link below to fill out our quick online form.
Please continue to show your support - all it takes is a tick!
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Take to the skies for MSH!
Entry deadline Friday 18th May. Sunday 26th August. *10 Charity places up for grabs* Read more -
Take on a challenge for us!
Sunday 15th July, Sunday 29th July, Sunday 26th August (entries for our sky dive must be received by Friday 18th May) Read more -
An evening of folk music!
Sunday 20th May, 7.30pm. £17.50pp. Read more -
Annual MSH Plant Sale
Saturday 12th May, 10.00am-12.30pm Read more
Get Involved
There are many ways to support the work of Michael Sobell Hospice, perhaps by taking on a fundraising challenge to support patient care or by volunteering.
Shop with us
Our shops play a vital role in raising awareness of Michael Sobell Hospice in the local community and provide an extremely valuable source of income.
Volunteer
If you are interested in becoming involved in supporting your local hospice, we have many volunteer roles - from gardening to counselling.
Work for us
To view our current vacancies within our charity, retail and fundraising departments, please click on the link below. We'd love to hear from you!
Every patient should experience a journey towards the end of their life that is peaceful, comfortable and free from worry and pain.
Michael Sobell Hospice provides care, comfort and support for local people facing life limiting illnesses. The Hospice is a special place, where patients and families can spend precious time together, on the Mount Vernon Hospital site.
Our professional team offers medical, nursing and emotional care along with practical support for patients, their families and carers. Our aim is that every patient should experience a journey towards the end of their life that is peaceful, comfortable and free from worry and pain.
