Emotional support

Spiritual care

Part of the holistic approach to looking after the whole person – mind, body and soul. The Chaplaincy Service is available to all patients, families and carers of any or no faith. Read more

Counselling support allows people to navigate their way through the maze of emotional turmoil. This service is available to all patients referred to the Hospice who are affected by a life limiting condition and extends to their carers, friends and family members. Read more

Bereavement support

We are on hand to support family members, friends, children and carers through the emotional impact of grief. Whether you feel you need our support now, or in the future, our services will be available whenever you need us. Read more

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Amidst the first wave of the COVID-19 crisis we made 6 additional beds available to ease capacity for the NHS whilst continuing to support all patients, both in our in-patient unit and in their own homes, in challenging and rapidly changing circumstances. The challenge is financial as well as clinical. We expect that our income may drop by as much as £1.4m this financial year compared to last year. Please help by donating today, by making a regular donation or by joining our lottery. Thank you
Community palliative care

Our community team is made up of experienced, expert Clinical Nurse Specialists, doctors, nurses and Health Care Assistants.
How to refer

We welcome referrals for patients at all stages of their illness, including early stages, so that we can support them, their families and their friends for as long as possible.
Vision and mission

Our vision is to be excellent in our delivery of expert, compassionate palliative and end of life care. We aim to be a reassuring presence known to and accessible by all the people of Merton and Sutton. We will seek every opportunity to understand and connect with the diverse richness of our community in order to serve it better.
About Volunteering

Hospice volunteers are an integral part of our organisation. Find out how to become a volunteer.
In-patient unit

Comfortable and private with the space to have visitors at any time. Treat the In-patient Unit as your own home. Our dedicated and expert team will be here for you whenever you need it.
Our history

St Raphael's Hospice opened its doors in April 1987. See the journey to where we are now.
Hospice at home

We believe in providing care wherever the patient is comfortable or calls home as well as supporting carers
Welcome to our hospice

We strive to improve the lives of those affected by terminal or life-limiting illnesses, giving them and their carers the confidence to cope and enjoy the best quality of life possible.
Become a volunteer

Support us by kindly giving your valuable time. Register your interest online here without committing yourself.