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Information Station Drop-In Sessions

Every Monday 10am—noon at The Norfolk Hospice

Learn that the Hospice is a warm, friendly place run by a team of health professionals – not somewhere to be feared.
Discover how to remain as well as possible, adapt to changes in health and maintain your independence.
Get an introduction to ways of living with and adjusting to a life-shortening diagnosis.
Find out about help and support in the community; understand and make choices over the care you receive.
Gain access to social support for yourself and those around you.

Other websites which might be able to help you to stay well

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Volunteer shop assistant - King's Lynn Broad Street

Our King's Lynn town centre shop wants Sunday volunteers to operate the till and process donated stock.
Captain Tom 100

Following the outpouring of heartfelt messages since the death of Captain Sir Tom Moore on 2 February, his family pledged to celebrate his life with an event that everyone, in the UK and around the world, could be involved in. That event is the Captain Tom 100 and The Norfolk Hospice is proud to be inviting our supporters to take part.
Walking 4 Norfolk

We need teams of five to sign up for the Walking 4 Norfolk challenge to virtually walk the 375 miles from Norwich Cathedral to Notre-Dame, Paris, to raise much-needed funds for local charities.
Project on end of life care provision now underway

We are thrilled to announce that West Norfolk has been chosen by NHS England as one of a handful of sites nationally to work on a project around End of Life care.

Gardening and creative activities

Gardening and creative therapies have the ability to benefit your emotional and mental wellbeing, as well as providing a sense of achievement.
Relaxation Video

To help you we have created a short beach relaxation which you can either just listen to or listen and watch the changing pictures to help you to focus your attention more deeply.
List of Resources

This is a list of resources that you may find helpful for managing different symptoms and to help with exercise
Managing symptoms

We aim help you to manage difficult symptoms, such as pain, breathlessness, anxiety and fatigue.
Complementary therapies

Complementary therapies may offer relaxation, reduce anxiety and stress, or be used to help with specific disease symptoms.
Exercise

Gentle exercise and regular input from our specialist physiotherapist is proven to help mobility and alleviate troublesome symptoms.