We are here for you. Every step of the way. From initial appointments and specialist care, to emotional and psychological support, we can help you to live life, your way.
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We're changing lives across Teesside by supporting people and families who've been affected by a terminal illness. We help them to make the most of every day, ensuring they receive the best possible care by creating experiences and memories that last a lifetime.
We are continuing to support local people across Teesside, although we cannot do that alone. We need all the support we can get to make sure we can continue to help local people who need our help the most, ensuring they receive the best possible care by creating experiences and memories that last a lifetime.
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Everybody gets treated as an individual, whether it's physical, mental or emotional support you need from us. We support people to stay as independent as possible for as long as possible.
From clear, useful information about living with an illness, to expert medical care - we'll be there for you every step of the way.
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We supported 3,000 local people
67% of our patients are treated for pain & symptom control
We need to raise £5,000 each day to continue providing our care
With your support we can continue caring for local people with cancer and other terminal illnesses.
Whether it's taking part in a virtual event, raising money or giving us your time as a volunteer, we need your help now.
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