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Go Purple 2019

Don your purple glasses, bake a purple cake, tie up your purple laces or pull on your purple tights! Support your local hospice and make Friday 11^th October matter!

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Thank you...

..to each and every person who has contributed to the wonderful success of the hospice!

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Drop in café

We look forward to welcoming you on Wednesday between 10am - 3pm.

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Could you help by volunteering in one of our shops?

Meet new people, develop new skills, enhance your CV, make a difference and have fun!

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Ladies Lunch Clubs

Why not come along and enjoy a very warm and friendly welcome at one of our monthly lunch clubs?

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Care Opinion

Share your feedback about the hospice service. Your views really matter to us.

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Our shops

With 11 hospice shops across Ayrshire, you'll never be stuck for a bargain! There's something for everyone...

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In-patient unit

Our in-patient unit provides excellent, patient-centred care for up to 20 people, offering patients with life-limiting illness a relaxed, homely environment to be with family and friends.

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Community and day services

We offer a wide range of services and activities in our welcoming day unit. Members of our community team also visit patients in their own homes providing support, advice and respite.

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Payroll Giving

Another great way to support the hospice on a regular basis!

Click here to find out how you can support the hospice through your pay

Lottery Wedding Favours

A unique gift for your wedding guests...

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Lottery

Our lottery runs every Friday and costs only £1 per week with 48 prizes to be won! A chance to win... a way to care.

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The Ayrshire Hospice provides outstanding quality care and services to help people with any life limiting illness. We aim to make today matter.

How can a member of my family get hospice care?

What are your visiting times?

What services do you offer?

How do I get to the hospice?

How can I or a member of my family access emotional support?

More information for patients & carers

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The hospice multi-disciplinary team (MDT) comprises doctors, nurses, pharmacist, physiotherapists, occupational therapist, chaplain and social workers.

What courses do you run?

How do I refer someone to the hospice?

What services do you offer?

More information for professionals

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News

Open Day on Sunday 8/9/19 - all welcome!

As part of Doors Open Day the Ayrshire Hospice will be opening its doors to the public on Sunda ...

Recent Health Improvement Scotland visit results

Ayrshire Hospice welcome HIS report after inspection

Healthcare Improvement Scotland have described our staff as “friendly, professional and engagin ...

Check out the July edition of The Article

Find out the latest goings on from the Ayrshire Hospice over the last few months with the lates ...

Retirement of Chief Executive

After five and a half years at the helm of the Ayrshire Hospice, our Chief Executive, Mandy Yul ...

Thank you to all our volunteers!

We are delighted to be celebrating our 500+ strong army of incredible volunteers this week as p ...

Sustainability Statement from John Corrigan, Chair

Ensuring the long term sustainability and future financial health of the Ayrshire Hospice is of ...

The Ayrshire Hospice is a registered charity (SC011390), largely dependent on voluntary donations. Hospice services are free of charge and are available to patients over 16 years of age throughout Ayrshire and Arran.

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Recent Feedback

Please tell us what you think of Ayrshire Hospice care and services using Care Opinion, the UK’s leading, independent, non-profit feedback platform for health services. Care Opinion gives you the opportunity to share your hospice experience in ways which are safe, simple and will help us to learn and improve. All conversations, including our responses are publicly available to view online at http://www.careopinion.org.uk and all posts are anonymised. We really value your opinion.

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