Our purpose
Our purpose is to provide the quality hospice care our community needs. We support local people within Bucks and Herts who are living with a progressive life-limiting illness, enabling them to live well with illness, in the place that best suits their needs.
Read our Statement of Purpose, published June 2026, here.
Our Patient Journey of Care
At Rennie Grove Peace, we provide palliative and end of life care support within Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire in four stages: Early Support, Living Well, Dying Well and Bereavement Support. Our patient services are available to adults as well as patients transitioning into adult services (16 to 25 years.) Bereavement support is offered for all ages to families of patients and those around them.
We are proud to offer care in the place that best suits the individual’s needs, whether that’s at home, in a care home, in our inpatient unit, out in the community, or in our purpose-built Living Well Centre facilities. As a hospice care charity, we have offered this support, free of charge, for over 40 years.
Our vision
A future where every individual is empowered to live well and die well.
Our mission
Our mission is to provide the quality hospice care that our community needs. We do this by:
- Listening to our community and delivering services that are accessible to all
- Caring for people from diagnosis with a progressive life-limiting illness
- Supporting people in the place that’s best for them
Our values
Stories from our patients and families
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Olivia’s story: taking on the Rudolph Run in memory of her mum, Amanda
"It’s being around people that have felt the pain you have, but nobody lets that get them down – instead, we were all smiling, having fun and bringing joy to St Albans!”
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Dawn’s story: Giving back to the charity that cared for Allen
"Leaving a gift in my Will is my way of saying thank you and helping make sure future families can receive the same support we did."
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Fraser’s story: Finding comfort at our Watford Inpatient Unit
"As soon as we arrived at the Inpatient Unit, I felt like a massive weight had been lifted from me."
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