Governance

How we are governed

The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House is a charitable company limited by guarantee.Read more

Vision, mission, values

Our Vision is ... Excellence and choice in palliative and end of life care.Read more

Policies

The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House (NHTH) policies apply to all areas of the organisation. The governance principles apply to all employees and volunteers.Read more

Privacy and Data Protection Statement

The Norfolk Hospice takes seriously the need for confidentiality and safeguarding of personal information and the vitally important aspect of trust in a professional caring relationship.Read more

The Care Quality Commission monitor, inspect and regulate the health and social care sector and judge the quality of the services we provide. We are subject to their inspections and the results are published on their website. We are pleased to confirm that our latest inspection rated the hospice as Good.Read more

Fundraising Regulator

We are registered with the Fundraising Regulator and we agree to ensure our fundraising is legal, open, honest and respectful.Read more

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Perkins Great Eastern Run Peterborough

Pia Plum Designs Christmas Market

Lots of stalls selling unique, individual and alternative Christmas presents and gifts.

Widdershins Witch Hunt

Follow the trail, find the witches and uncover the hidden message to win a prize.

Hospice invites the community to Light up a Life this Christmas

As the leaves start to fall and the nights draw in people begin to think ahead to Christmas. Plans are made for festive parties and arrangements are put in place to meet up with family and friends. It can, however, be a difficult time when we think of those who unfortunately cannot share it with us.

National Three Peaks Challenge

Raising funds for the Hospice At Home Team and MNDA (Motor Neurone Disease Association)

Weekly lottery winners

Are you a winner? Check here every Friday to find out!

Who we help

Here at The Norfolk Hospice, Tapping House, we know that a life-shortening illness doesn’t just affect the one person - it affects everyone around them too.

Glenda's story

Two years ago, I was told I had stage four lymphoma in my lungs and glands after being misdiagnosed with emphysema to start with. It was a massive shock and a horrible time, as my daughter in Australia was pregnant with twins and had also been recently diagnosed with ovarian cancer. Thankfully she made a full recovery and the twins are now doing well.