Supportive Care

We help with emotional and practical support for patients, carers, family members and the bereaved.

Supportive Care
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Who is this service intended for? Our patients, their families, and bereaved adults living in Herts and Bucks

When is this service available? 9am to 5pm, 5 days a week; other hours by arrangement

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Where is this service provided? Online, in the home, at our Grove House day centre, or the Peace Hospice

About our Supportive Care services 

Our Supportive Care services help patients, carers, family members, children or close friends to cope emotionally and practically when a diagnosis of cancer or another life-changing illness is received. Support is tailored to the needs of each patient and family, drawing expertise from four specialist teams. Read about how they can support you below.

At Rennie Grove Peace, our multi-disciplinary teams work collaboratively to help patients and their families live the best quality life they can.  You can learn more about the role each service plays to support adults and their families here and children and their families here.

 

Talk about death and dying

See our advice on how to feel comfortable having a conversation around death and dying.

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Nicola's Story

“Rennie Grove wants people to be properly ok. The charity gets people standing upright again – it doesn’t just push them in the right direction."

Read Nicola's story

 

 

Survey: Experiences of Palliative and End of Life Care in the East of England

Everyone deserves the best experience possible at the end of life - with access to high quality care and support when and where they need it most. We are working with Marie Curie to invite people living in the East of England who have been affected by a progressive life-limiting illness to share their experiences.

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Get in touch about care

For questions about any of our services, help on getting or making a referral, or if you'd like to talk to someone about how we can help support you, a loved one, or a patient, here's how to get in touch.

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Learn more about the help available from our Family Support service