SHIPSTON

HOME NURSING

Hospice Care at Home

Hospice At Home

Your local hospice at home charity

Shipston Home Nursing provides end of life nursing care so that patients wanting to be cared for at home can have the best quality of life possible following the diagnosis of an incurable illness. Our team of registered general nurses specialise in palliative care and are supported by experienced healthcare assistants.

Our hospice at home care is provided free of charge for adults in Shipston, Kineton, Bidford, Wellesbourne and surrounding south Warwickshire villages. Our services include nurse-led symptom control and pain management, respite sits, personal care, and emotional support for patients and their families.

We accept referrals directly from patients or their families and carers, GPs or other health professionals.

Patients & Families

If you or someone you care for is living with an incurable illness and would like to receive care at home, our free hospice at home care may be right for you.

Healthcare Professionals

We can support your patients with palliative care at home and bereavement counselling.

Support Us

95% of our funding comes from donations, grants and community fundraising. How can you help?

Areas we Cover

We support patients living in Shipston, Kineton, Bidford, Wellesbourne, and surrounding south Warwickshire villages and/or registered with the following GP Practices:

Shipston Home Nursing areas we cover map

Did you know...?

We are not a nursing home! Shipston Home Nursing is your local hospice at home charity providing free end of life care to patients with incurable illnesses and their families.

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FAQs

What is 'hospice at home' care?

Hospices typically care for patients with a terminal illness. Hospices can begin supporting patients and their families from the point of diagnosis to the end of their life, however long that may be. A hospice at home service provides similar care to a traditional hospice but in a patient’s home, so they can be closer to family and loved ones and have more flexible support.

Adults living with a terminal illness in our geographical area – Shipston, Wellesbourne, Kineton, Bidford and surrounding villages – are normally eligible for our support. Our care is provided free of charge regardless of your financial circumstances thanks to generous support from our community.

We accept referrals directly from patients or their families, carers, GPs or other health professionals. To request our support, please call us on 01608 664850 (8am – 4pm) or email us at [email protected].

We’d love you to get involved in supporting our services. Instant one-off and regular donations can be made directly through our online donation page. You can also get involved in our events, create your own fundraising activity or join our wonderful group of volunteers. Take a look at our Support Us section for ideas and alternate ways to donate – and thank you for your support!

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Important Notice: Data Security Incident

Shipston Home Nursing has been informed that Beacon CRM, our supporter and volunteer record platform provider, has experienced a cyber-security incident involving unauthorised access to its systems. 

 

The Beacon platform is used by over 1000 other charities, so this incident is not specific to Shipston Home Nursing.

Beacon believes that copies of its database backups may have been downloaded. This means that personal information held on the platform, including names, email addresses and other contact details, may have been accessed.

We are making our community aware of the incident so that they can remain vigilant. 

We are advising everyone to be cautious about unexpected phone calls, messages, emails, links or requests for personal information, as contact details could potentially be used for phishing or other unsolicited communications.

Beacon is investigating the incident with external cyber-security specialists and is working with the relevant authorities. You can read their full statement and follow progress here – Incident FAQs .

We have undertaken all recommended security steps advised by Beacon in the Security Incident Response Guide and have reported this incident to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO) and The Charity Commission, as expected in instances such as these. We will provide further information should this become necessary. 

We appreciate that this news may be concerning and sincerely apologise for any worry or inconvenience caused. Although we do not yet have all the answers, we believe it is important to be open about what we know and will provide further updates as the investigation progresses. 

For questions or concerns, please contact [email protected]


Andrew Revell

Executive Director