During the current Coronavirus situation both our hospices will continue to admit patients, supporting families across Essex in ‘Making every day count.’
By playing our Havens Hero Bingo you will be helping us to continue to be there for families when they need us most. Download our bingo sheet here, cross off what you are going to do and share with your friends to help us raise vital funds so we can keep caring for families across Essex.
Just £1 a week and you could win £10,000
Just £1 a week and you could win £10,000
It won’t cost you a penny today, but will help secure our future.
It won’t cost you a penny today, but will help secure our future
We’re hoping our events will still go ahead from autumn and we’ve rescheduled many already.
We’re hoping our events will still go ahead from autumn and we’ve rescheduled many already.
Sharing is caring! We want more people to know about our care
Sharing is caring! We want more people to know about our care
Find unwanted items from around your house which can be donated to our charity shops.
Find unwanted items from around your house which can be donated to our charity shops. Many are still open for business and need your support.
We’ll send you real stories every month of how your support is ‘Making every day count’
We’ll send you real stories every month of how your support is ‘Making every day count’. You can sign up at the bottom of this page.
£5 a month can help us plan our hospice care.
£5 a month can help us plan our hospice care. Whether you donate monthly, quarterly or annually you are one of our Special Friends.
By purchasing a flower ornament you are helping us raise vital funds.
By purchasing a flower ornament as part of our Fair Havens Flower Appeal you are contributing to the free hospice care we provide.
By sharing our Havens Hero Bingo with your friends, we can raise vital funds.
By sharing our Havens Hero Bingo with your friends, we can raise vital funds to help us continue 'Making every day count.'
When we walked through the Little Havens doors, every concern or worry we had just disappeared.Zoe, Harry’s mum