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Aspects Holidays supports Little Harbour

11 February 2022 Aspects Holidays Appeals, Fundraising

Cornish holiday letting agent Aspects Holidays have donated £3100 to Children’s Hospice South West, for their ‘For all the times that matter’ awareness campaign.  

The team at Aspects Holidays felt moved to donate to this incredibly important campaign, which helps to create special moments and lasting memories for children and their families who are supported by Children’s Hospice South West. 

Rick’s memories of Julie and Kierran will shine bright at Light up a Life service

01 December 2021 chsw Appeals

For a quarter-of-a-century, the annual Light Up a Life appeal has given people in North Devon the chance to come together and light a candle in memory of loved ones, while helping to provide care for other families facing the most difficult of times.

Six special church services are taking place across the region in the run up to Christmas in support of Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) and North Devon Hospice (NDH).

Remember loved ones and keep local hospice charities shining brightly this Christmas

19 November 2021 chsw Appeals

People in North Devon are being invited to remember someone they love this Christmas, while supporting the vital work of the region’s two hospice charities.

For a quarter-of-a-century, the annual Light Up a Life appeal has given people the chance to come together and light a candle in memory of loved ones at a series of special church services in support of North Devon Hospice (NDH) in Barnstaple, and Children’s Hospice South West (CHSW) in Fremington.

Children’s Hospice South West joins call on promise to properly fund children’s hospices

25 June 2019 chsw Appeals

The Co-founder and Chief Executive of Children’s Hospice South West has added his voice to calls for improved statutory funding for children's hospices.

Eddie Farwell said the cost of providing specialist care for life-limited children continued to rise and the demand on services was increasing.