Huge thanks to Matt and James for participating in this year's Blenheim Triathlon in memory of Adam Green and raising over £4,800 for Lawrence Nurses. Your support will enable more people to be cared for at home at the end of their lives.

We're Grateful for the Spotlight on Hospice Care – As Seen on ITV Meridian We were pleased to be featured on ITV Meridian yesterday evening in a segment highlighting the ongoing funding crisis in hospice care. The piece provided a vital platform to share the challenges we face as a charity [...]

Hospice UK has created a deeply moving video to promote legacy giving, highlighting the incredible impact of hospice care. Over the next two weeks, this powerful advert will be broadcast on 19 TV channels, reaching an estimated audience of 10 million adults aged 55+. Although Lawrence Nurses is not part of [...]

An exciting opportunity has arisen to join the Board of Directors of Lawrence Nurses as a Clinical Director. Located in Chipping Norton, this is a voluntary position. About Lawrence Nurses Most of us wish to die at home, in the comfort of familiar surroundings, close to those we love. Lawrence Nurses [...]

David Best is a volunteer and fundraiser for Lawrence Nurses. His wife was nursed by Lawrence Nurses in her final days. BBC News has written an article called 'Everyone should have chance to die at home' View the article on the BBC News website here.

Lawrence Nurses Director Robert Johnston has had a letter published in the Times while Head of Fundraising, Verity Fifer has had a letter published in the Telegraph. Robert Johnston's letter reads: Charities in Peril The damaging impact of rising employers' National Insurance contributions on charities cannot be ignored. Lawence Nurses provides [...]