Quality in life, dignity in death
Everyone deserves the right to care and support, quality in life and dignity in death in the comfort of their own homes with their loved ones. Our mission is to provide quality home-based palliative care to those referred by medical practitioners and living in our service area, irrespective of their ability to pay.
Patient care
What do we do?
St Helena Sandveld Hospice provides Palliative Care to persons suffering from illnesses no longer responding to curative treatment, in their homes. It is all about, improving quality of life, symptom control and care and support to the patient and his/her family.
Our main services:
- Home based palliative care
- Bereavement support
- Mobility and comfort aids hire / donation
- Psychosocial support
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Become a patient
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Support us
We are a non-profit company and thus rely on funding and support to keep caring for our patients.
You can make a difference by supporting us in the following ways.
Donate
Charity shop
Volunteer
Partners
You’re in good hands
Did you know that we are a registered non-profit company and a registered medical practice?
Medical Practice Number: PR0730750
Non-profit Organisation (NPO): 039-053
Public Benefit Orgnisation (PBO): 93009262
Testimonials
“Sister, you have been nothing short of amazing throughout this journey with X. I could never have coped without you. You are an inspirational credit to your profession.”
“Woorde kan nie beskryf hoe dankbaar ek vir julle onbaatsigtige diens, empatie en versorging is nie, julle is ‘n great klomp.”
“Sulke diens kry mens nie maklik nie, dit was uniek en puik, DANKIE.”
“There are no words to adequately thank you enough for all you have meant to our family.”
“Hospice was here for us all. God’s sent angel!”
“Sister, jou liefde en onderstuning word baie wardeer. Sonder jou, sou ons dit nie kon deurvoer nie. Dankie.”
“Hospice’s love and care, concern and advice has been invaluable in the face of all of us trying to find our way and do our best whilst having no personal experience in caring for someone, especially a loved one facing terminal cancer.”