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Celebrating 45 years
Patient stories
Cycle4Cynthia 2021
Welcome to Cynthia Spencer Hospice in Northampton
We provide specialist palliative care to adults with life-limiting illnesses in South Northamptonshire, both within our in-patient unit and in patients' own homes through our community services. We also provide support and guidance for family members and carers.
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£5
Could pay for a patient to enjoy a session of complementary therapy, massage, aromatherapy and reflexology
£15
Could pay for an hour’s patient visit by a Hospice@Home nurse
£24
Could fund a patient and carer to be taught techniques to manage breathlessness and anxiety
£42
Per month (£504 a year) will pay for one day’s patient care in the Hospice
There are times in one's life when you are in desperate need of help and in your anguish don't know to whom you can turn. My wife's cancer was such a time, and the loving, supportive skills and care of all at the Cynthia Spencer Hospice, eased our pain as her life drew to its close. I can never thank them enough