In May, our incredible supporter Gillian and four of her friends participated in the Dorney Triathlon in memory of someone special, Gillian’s sister Fiona.

Don’t be late for a very important date! Host your very own Mad Hatter’s Tea Party in aid of St John’s and help people in your community to live well for longer.

Ryan is one of our amazing supporters who is going above and beyond to raise funds for our hospice. Having met our Challenges team at the National Running Show in Birmingham, he was inspired to take on a special challenge for a milestone birthday.

London hospice, St John's, launches ambitious project for 2022 to transform the Day Care Unit into the first of their one-of-a-kind wellbeing centres.

If you were alive in the 80s you might remember a series of harrowing television adverts about HIV. 40 years later and while science has come on leaps and bounds the wider understanding of HIV remains, for many, stuck in the past. This was certainly the case for Mathilde who was diagnosed with HIV in 2006.

Sophie will never forget her cousin Nicola and the bright, uplifting presence that characterised her life. She cherishes the care and love Nicola received during her final days at St John’s, and this month she decided to do something to say thank you to the hospice.

Lisa is a senior tennis coach at Cumberland Lawn Tennis Club, with two children aged 20 and 22, both studying from home during COVID-19. Despite her busy life, she and her husband Steve also care for Lisa’s childhood nanny – Bernie. We asked her what it’s like to be a carer.

To mark this years’ global conversation about ‘What Matters To You’, we spoke with Ann Bryan, Palliative Care Physiotherapist from our Hospice. Ann is a huge advocate about the power of listening and understanding.

Walk a day in the steps of our Inpatient Unit nurses and help raise vital funds for our hospice.