Naomi House children's hospice

• Provide care

  Naomi House provides support to children and young adults, with life-limiting conditions, and their families from across the Central South.

  It costs around £5million a year to provide our services, to families, which include respite, end of life care, emergency and bereavement support. 90% of our income is donated by local people and businesses.

  

• Provide support

  Naomi House provides care to children and young adults with life-limiting conditions.  We are open 24/7 365 days a year.  Our services include respite stays, emergency support, hospice at home, bereavement and family support.

  We help family members including brothers, sisters and grandparents. The team at Naomi House offers the families who visit the opportunity to take part in activities and special events to help them cope with the difficult circumstances they face day to day.

  

• Purpose built facilities

  Naomi House and jacksplace are hospices where respite care is available to babies, children and young adults up to the age of 18 and young adults into their mid twenties.

  During respite stays at Naomi House children can take part in a wide variety of experiences including play sessions, music therapy and enjoy trips out.  A respite visit to jacksplace offers clients privacy, independence and dignity.

  

• jacksplace

  jacksplace is the new hospice for young people with life limiting conditions. The new unit has been built next door to Naomi House and provides an environment specifically designed for young people with life-limiting conditions.

  The environment at jacksplace has been designed to provide as much privacy, independence and dignity as possible for the young people who come to stay.

  jacksplace is unique in the Wessex area and provides support to young people from Berkshire, Dorset, Hampshire, Isle of Wight, Surrey, West Sussex and Wiltshire.

  

• Local support

  Naomi House has been providing care to life-limited children since 1997. This has been possible because of the generosity of local supporters across the region.

  With around 10% of funding coming from the Department of Health, the help we offer local children and young people could not continue without their generous support.

  

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