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How St Mary’s Hospice Can Support Professionals

We work closely with healthcare professionals to ensure patients and families receive the best possible care. Whether you’re looking to refer someone, access training, or learn more about our services, we’re here to support you.

Education and Training at St Mary’s

St Mary’s Hospice provides specialist education and training in End-of-Life and Palliative Care, supporting healthcare professionals, carers, and volunteers to deliver the highest standard of compassionate care.

Find out more about education and training

Visiting St Mary’s Hospice

Visiting St Mary’s is welcoming. Our open spaces, beautiful gardens, and caring team create a comforting environment for everyone.

Find all the information you need to plan your visit to St Mary’s Hospice, whether you’re a patient, friend, family member, carer, or healthcare professional.

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