For families

Of course, we’d love you to pop in and spend time with your loved one. You’re also able to stay overnight with them. Find out about our visiting times here.

You can also visit the hospice chapel, which is a quiet space for reflection and prayer, available for anyone to use. It provides a sanctuary for visitors to think, reflect, or light a candle of remembrance. No matter what your background or religious belief, everyone is welcome to come and use the space in a way that feels right to them.

Please get in touch with our team if you need support.

We’re able to help if you’re already known to the hospice for instance:

• you’re a relative or friend of someone who is currently being cared for by the hospice
• you’re a relative or friend of someone who was previously cared for by the hospice

We’ll be able to help you with emotional support, financial and welfare information, spiritual concerns and practical advice.

We’re here to help, you can discuss any matters with our care team who’ll be able to help you. Here’s some useful resources that provide information and guidance to carers:

• The West Sussex Carers website for carers local to West Sussex and you can access the Carers UK website for help advice wherever you are.
• The National End of Life Care Programme (EOLC) offer a number of publications about end of life care.
• The West Sussex County Council website contains information about safeguarding adults at risk.

Remembering someone who has died is a very personal thing so we offer a range of different ways to give a gift in their memory. Have a look at our Giving in memory page to find out more.