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Forty-four nurses and healthcare assistants; 13 cleaners, laundry and kitchen staff; two doctors; one pharmacy technician; a five-strong fundraising team; 200 volunteers; and 30,000 meals - this is just some of what it takes for St. Joseph’s Hospice to provide end of life care for people across Merseyside and West Lancashire and their loved ones.

St. Joseph’s Hospice is appealing to the local community to donate furniture, electrical items and white goods for its charity shops.

St. Joseph’s Hospice has announced that its annual Light up a Life service will take place on Sunday 8th December, following on from a special Christmas Market in the hospice gardens.

Three hospice supporters will set off on a life-changing adventure this week to trek the Great Wall of China.

Tickets for this year’s St. Joseph’s Hospice Christmas Ladies Day are now on sale.

St. Joseph’s Hospice is launching a Corporate Challenge this autumn and it’s looking for Merseyside businesses to sign up.

Hundreds of families visited St. Joseph’s Hospice in Thornton last weekend for four-days of back to back events which raised thousands of pounds for the hospice, celebrated its volunteers and remembered loved ones.

St. Joseph’s Hospice treated its volunteers to a very special celebration evening at the hospice on Thursday.

The first St. Joseph’s Hospice Midsummer Night Ball was a real triumph, raising thousands of pounds for the hospice.

Nine inspiring volunteers from St. Joseph’s Hospice were invited to a special volunteer celebration event at Bootle Town Hall on Monday (10th June) to receive a special commendation from the Mayor of Sefton, Cllr June Burns.