John Taylor Hospice

We are outstanding! John Taylor Hospice has been rated ‘Outstanding’ by the CQC in a recent inspection. Read more here.

Care for you

Read more about our services and how we can support you and your loved ones.

Care and Support

Working in partnership

Birmingham St Mary’s and John Taylor Hospice have now merged to form one city-wide charity.

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Donations and events

We’re temporarily unable to accept donations or event registrations online. Read more by clicking the link.

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Why we need
your help...

£1,723 per hour

It costs £41,361 to run all of our services every day - that's £1,723 an hour.

1,000

With your support, 1,000 local people living with life-limiting illness can be cared for by The Hospice Charity Partnership at any one time.

3,000

Thanks to your help, almost 3,000 people each year are cared for by our Community Palliative Care Teams in the comfort of their own home.

How Your Money Helps

By donating to John Taylor Hospice you are joining a community that helps make every moment matter.

£16

provides an hour of caring at home

£5

provides a home cooked meal for someone being cared for in our Inpatient Unit

£10

can fund one-to-one practical help and advice around benefits and housing issues

£45

can pay for one day’s clean bedding and towels for every person in our Inpatient Unit

£120

can pay for two weeks of face-to-face appointments for a child or young person needing bereavement support

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Latest news

Donations and event bookings: Website update 1st July 2022

Hospice helps those with chronic lung conditions battle anxiety

More than two years on from the start of the coronavirus pandemic, people with life-limiting illnesses are finally feeling more confident returning to the outside world.

Family keep Theresa’s memory alive with generous donation

Blogs | Latest news

Hospice care is about so much more than people often realise.

Join Betty and Michael for this year’s Big Brum Bucket!

Blogs | Fundraising | News

On Friday 8 and Saturday 9 July 2022, volunteers will take to shopping centres and high streets across Birmingham to raise bucket-loads for The Hospice Charity Partnership. A group of fantastic volunteers are aiming to raise a whopping £10,000 from our annual ‘Big Brum Bucket’ weekend. This amount could fund over 20 full days of […]

Thelma and Ian tie the knot at John Taylor Hospice

Staff Spotlight: Being a Physiotherapist in palliative care

Blogs | Staff Spotlight

Ever wondered what it's like to be a Physiotherapist in palliative and end of life care?

“One of the greatest gifts Pat has given me is to not be afraid of death.”

“Nothing was ever too much trouble, when you’re involved with the hospice you become part of the family”

Blogs | Care and support | Featured

As well as caring for patients in our Inpatient Units, our hospices also support hundreds of people in the community and in their own homes. Pauline Moore has kindly shared her family’s experience of this. Our Community Team helped to care for her husband Carroll who had terminal bowel cancer, as well as providing the rest of their family with tailored support.

John Taylor Hospice praised for going ‘above and beyond’ in ‘outstanding’ inspection report

Featured | Latest news | News

The Hospice Charity Partnership’s John Taylor site has been awarded the top rating of outstanding following a recent inspection from the Care Quality Commission (CQC).

Birmingham is the UK’s first accredited Compassionate City

Get Involved!

As we find ourselves in unprecedented times, we need you now more than ever to help us care for and support people across Birmingham and Solihull.

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Sunset Walk

18 June 2022 - 18 June 2022

Featured | Fundraising

Get your friends and family together and walk 10k for John Taylor Hospice

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COVID-19 Information

We’ve joined with neighbouring hospices to provide a single care and advice hub during the coronavirus pandemic – call us on 0121 809 1900 or email hobs.referrals@nhs.net

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