Supporting patients to live well, die well and never alone
Tapping House, a hospice in Norfolk, outlines the impact of their Inpatient Unit, Hospice at Home and Rapid Response Service.
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Our mission is to try and reduce the health disparities that cause chronic conditions, but we acknowledge that there is still a huge amount of work to do in supporting people who are suffering from existing chronic diseases.
There are many voluntary organisations dedicated to supporting specific chronic conditions, who we would welcome hearing from.


We are interested in supporting voluntary organisations that offer support services to individuals suffering from chronic disease and their families. This is the type of work will consider supporting:
We would love to hear from projects that focus on individuals dealing with chronic illness and their families.
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Join our mailing listTapping House, a hospice in Norfolk, outlines the impact of their Inpatient Unit, Hospice at Home and Rapid Response Service.
£15,000 was donated in April 2025 to The Brain Charity, a charity that supports people with all forms of neurological conditions and their families, to lead healthier, happier lives.
The purpose of the project is to create a space to address the psychological impact that comes after a heart event as well as offering exercise in a safe environment.
The National Kidney Federation are the largest kidney patient charity in the UK. With approximately 3.25 million people living in the UK with kidney disease, the National Kidney Federation are a lifeline of support and hope to patients and families.
Hosted by The Forest of Avon our CEO, Delva Patman took part in a woodland wellbeing sharing day with heart patients and their families, in Bristol.
A £5,000 grant has been awarded to NKF and every other charity that took part received a £500 donation.