St Nicholas Hospice Care
St Nicholas Hospice Care supports local people and their families who are living with terminal and life threatening conditions.
The charity was started in 1984 and last year celebrated its 25th anniversary. An estimated 50,000 people have been cared for by the organisation since it opened. The support of the local community is essential to the continued excellence of the Hospice's work and to allow them to provide their services completely free. It costs £10,000 a day for the Hospice to offer the range of services to those that need them. Services include: Inpatient care, Community Hospice support, bereavement support, Day Hospice clinics and spiritual support. The Hospice is there for people when they need it most.
Aims and Objectives
The Aim of this event is to provide a great, memorable fun family day out; raising awareness of the facilities the hospice provides, raising crucial funds. Each day the Hospice needs £10,000 to fund the special care it provides.
Objectives:
- To raise money
- To create a new family event within the Bury St Edmunds area
- To provide a good value family fun day out with great entertainment
To make the event successful enough to become an annual event
Contact:
St. Nicholas Hospice Care Special Events Committee
Chairman Max
Milburn
Adrian Rayner, Alison Powter, Annemarie James, Andrew Long, Andrew Speed, Angela Hudson Evans, Austin Cornish, Clare Hindle, David Nicholson, David Spark, Duncan Haydon, Gina Long, Graham Hindle, Jayne Tracey, Karen Ridgeon, Lincoln Brown, Paul Romaine, Preston Andrews, Richard Lindsey, Eleanor Long
