The name dedications placed for absent loved ones in the charity's Book of Life displayed at its Christmas 2019 Light Up a Light services, can now be viewed online.

The first-ever Woodlands Hospice duck races get underway on Sunday 8 March at Pier Head, Liverpool. More than 1,000 yellow ducks which people have bought, decorated and named, will race from the Liverpool Canal Basin to the Cunard building.

Woodlands Hospice is encouraging workplaces, schools and community groups to take part in its ‘Bring a Pound to Work Day’ on Friday 28 February.

Woodlands Hospice's Larry Lotto visits the city centre on Friday 28 February, to help raise vital funds for the charity. The team are giving away goody bags to anyone signing up in person on the day.

Woodlands Hospice is looking for volunteers to help out across a number of different roles including in its café, on reception, as ward helpers, transporting patients and in its charity shops.

Graham Stuart and Ian Snodin called in to chat with patients at Woodlands Hospice on 12 December.

Around 1,000 people took part in three Light Up a Life services organised by the Fazakerley based charity to remember absent loved ones during the festive season.

The Durdey family have shared their experiences of the Hospice in support of our Light up a Life appeal for 2019.

Meet our Christmas card competition winner and see the final design!

Brian hadn't heard of Woodlands, but after receiving our care, his perception of hospices changed greatly.

One of our young fundraisers, Molly, has chosen to support Woodlands by using her creative skills!

We have some amazing campaigns running at Woodlands Hospice. Here is a quick update as to what is happening with out Will Campaign and our Forget Me Not Campaign.