Great Oaks Hospice’s mission is to provide the best care and support for everyone in our community when they need it most.
Great Oaks Hospice’s mission is to provide the best care and support for everyone in our community when they need it most.
Who we are
Great Oaks Hospice is in Coleford in the heart of the Forest of Dean. We provide a range of services for adults with life-limiting illnesses, and their families and carers.
All our services are free of charge and provided by experienced staff, supported by trained volunteers.
We offer a range of services for adults with life-limiting illnesses and their support networks.
Everyone can support us, whether donating, fundraising, volunteering or joining us for an event.
Guidance for healthcare professionals about referrals, courses, resources, etc.
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Great Oaks provides supportive, palliative and end of life care programmes according to the ongoing and changing needs of our community, All of our services are free of charge and provided by experienced staff, supported by trained volunteers.
The Wellbeing Centre offers a safe, fun space to enjoy different activities and receive support during a difficult time. Call for more information 01594 811910 💚 ... See MoreSee Less
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Evening Yoga class at Great Oaks Hospice every Thursday 6pm-715pm.
Do you have a life limiting illness? Would you like to join a friendly, relaxing Yoga class? Call for more information 01594 811910
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Due to increasing demand for our services we are currently recruiting for a complementary therapists to join the team.
Thought about a career in hospice care? Why not take a look in more detail www.jobs.nhs.uk/candidate/jobadvert/B0512-26-0006
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It is the aim of Great Oaks Hospice to offer care and support to adults with a life limiting illness.
Today, Mary kindly visited us at the hospice to deliver the wonderful sum of £542.05, raised at Saturday’s Coffee Morning – an incredible effort!
While she was here, Mary had the chance to catch up with Complementary Therapist Gerry, who she has known for some time. Mary’s daughter Julie had previously attended Great Oaks before she very sadly passed away. Following Julie’s passing, Mary continued to receive complementary therapy support from Gerry – one of the many services we are proud to offer to bereaved families.
It was especially meaningful for Mary and Gerry to be reunited today as she handed over the proceeds from the Coffee Morning.
Thank you, Mary, for your continued support 💚
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✨ Step Through the Wardrobe… ✨
Join us on 10th October at The Speech House Hotel for a magical Narnia Themed Ball at The Speech House Hotel in support of Great Oaks Hospice 💚
Enjoy a delicious, seasonal menu featuring warming canapés, hearty mains, and indulgent desserts—from braised beef brisket and maple mustard roast tofu to forest berry crumble and lemon & ginger cheesecake.
🌟 Dress to impress in your Narnia-inspired attire🌟 An evening of entertainment, fine dining & fundraising🌟 Make a real difference for local care
We would love for you to join us for what promises to be a truly enchanting evening.
💚 Book your place now and help support Great Oaks
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A huge thank you to Mary, Claire and friends for hosting a fabulous coffee morning at St Peter’s Church, Newnham, on Saturday
in support of our hospice.
It was such a lovely morning, with an abundance of delicious homemade cakes kindly provided by Mary, Claire and their friends. The event was very well supported by the community, creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for everyone who attended.
We are delighted to share that an incredible £542.05 was raised to support our work. Thank you to everyone involved for your generosity and support—it truly makes a difference 💚
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