Everyone deserves to receive the care and dignity that a hospice provides. That’s what we believe, that’s why we’re here, for the people of Blackburn, Darwen, Hyndburn and the Ribble Valley. Behind every service we offer, are stories just like Kirsty’s.
We provide specialist palliative care and support. But we’re not just about the end of life, we’re about the quality of life.
Whether in our hospice or receiving care at home, our patients and their friends and family are at the heart of what we do.
We’re by their side, helping them make the most of life.
How can we help?
Our Care
Our Care
Everyone deserves to receive the care and dignity that a hospice provides. Whether at home, or in the Hospice, we offer a range of different services dependent on the patient’s needs.
Referrals
Referrals
Referrals can be made by self-referral or through health care professionals. Referrals aren’t just for end of life care, our holistic approach puts the individual’s health and wellbeing at the centre of everything we do, helping them make the most of life.
Support us
Support us
We’re proud to be a valued part of the community, and without our supporters, we wouldn’t be here. Whether you choose to donate, fundraise, volunteer or support us in another way, you’re helping us be there when people need us most – now and in the future.
Make a Donation
Your donation helps East Lancashire Hospice be there for our patients and their friends and family when they need us most.
We receive just one third of our funding from the government, so we rely on the generosity of our community to help us raise over £4.5 million each year. Every gift, big or small, helps us provide specialist care and support and focus on what matters most.
Where your donation goes
Behind every number is a person, a friend, or a family member, and a moment that matters. Your support ensures we’re here for our community, ready to help, whatever they need.
£
8000a day to run our 10 bed Inpatient Unit
9000
+
hours of care are given each year to our patients at home
31
%
of our patients on average, have a non-cancer diagnosis
6000
+
people in our community made a donation to the Hospice last year
Latest News and Stories
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East Lancashire Hospice Nurse Jenna Hudson takes on the Wing Walk Challenge
East Lancashire Hospice Nurse Jenna Hudson takes on the Wing Walk Challenge
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IT Solutions Company Nybble, Becomes a Gold Ambassador for East Lancashire Hospice
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