The future of Hospice care in Rochdale becomes uncertain, as Springhill Hospice enters a £1million deficit in 2023.

The future of palliative care in Rochdale looks bleak, as Springhill Hospice enter a £1million shortfall in 2023. 

Coffee @ the Craven reopening

Springhill Hospice spark delight with announcement of Coffee @ the Craven reopening

Walk to remember this September

Springhill Hospice invites you to Walk to Remember your loved one.

Summer Garden Celebration returns

Springhill Hospice is delighted to once again open its gates and welcome back their loving supporters to their annual Summer Garden Celebration, on Sunday 7th August 2022.

Dedicate a sunflower in memory of your loved one

Springhill Hospice’s gardens will bloom once again this year with sunflower plaques dedicated to your loved ones, welcoming the summer sun whilst celebrating the lives of your nearest and dearest.

Sarah Fitchett crowned 2022’s Woman of Rochdale

Springhill Hospice introduces ‘Hot’ new challenge!

Make a Will Month is back!

Springhill Hospice is teaming up with a selection of local Rochdale solicitors who can guide you through the process of writing your will.

Lady Captain makes donation of over £1,700 to Springhill Hospice

Goldrick’s show their support once again for Rochdale Woman of the Year

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Chairman Robert Clegg OBE.

Massive Cash Boost to Support Patients at Springhill Hospice

Springhill Hospice was delighted to receive a grant of £23,000 to invest in specialist equipment to support its patients. Thanks to funds donated by the Morrisons Foundation, the Hospice has been able to install a new bath, replacement beds and hoists, all of which help increase the comfort and provide care to people with life-limiting conditions and their families from Rochdale and the surrounding areas.

Springhill Hospice benefits from the generosity of Miele and Goodman Sparks

Like many charities during 2020, Springhill Hospice had seen its fundraising abilities reduced and its charity shops forced to close meaning that the budget that they would normally have available to them for replacing old equipment had vanished. When CEO of the charity, Samantha Wells, reached out to Miele, the company did everything they could to come to their assistance.