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Voices of Care & Community
Stories from patients, families, carers, volunteers and supporters — the people who know what hospice care is actually like, and the community whose support makes it possible.
Stories

Patients
Kelly O'Hara
A Derry woman living with end-stage Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (COPD) has spoken about how Foyle Hospice's Day Therapy service has transformed her outlook on life, giving her renewed confid
Derry~Londonderry

Families · In memory
Sinead Griffiths
A local Derry woman is preparing to take part in this year’s Foyle Hospice Female Walk/Run in memory of her beloved sister, while paying tribute to the care and support which helped her family through
Derry~Londonderry

Families · In memory
Leah Moore
One of our amazing supporters has paid tribute to her mum, who was a former Nursing Assistant at Foyle Hospice, raising vital funds for the amazing care her mum received.
Derry~Londonderry

Patients
Isabella Williamson
The thought of being associated with a hospice was frightening. Now, Isabella looks forward to being collected by the Foyle Hospice Bus which takes her to Day Therapy.
Derry~Londonderry
Your voice is important
Hearing from patients, families and supporters helps us understand what truly matters, so we can shape our care and support in the most meaningful way.
Your story can offer comfort to others, help people feel less isolated, and show our community why hospice care matters.
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There is no right way to do this. A few lines is plenty — we will take it from there.
Nothing is published without your permission. We will read what you send, get in touch, and agree together what is shared and what stays private. You can change your mind at any point, including after a story goes live.