55 Miles to Make a Difference
On Sunday 14 September 2025, Matt and Ian will take on the iconic London to Brighton Cycle Ride – a 55-mile journey from city streets to seaside views, with more than 3,200 ft of climbing. But this ride is more than a personal challenge – it’s a mission to raise vital funds for Hospice Ethiopia UK. Matt and Ian have poured their hearts (and legs!) into training, and now they need your support. Every donation – big or small – helps make their ride truly meaningful.
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Hospice Ethiopia UK is delighted with the amazing support that they received during the donation
week in December. The success of the week means that the project to develop a range of
standardised palliative care courses approved by the Federal Ministry of Health can start early in 2021.
Read more about The Big Give Christmas challenge in ehospice news.
We’re very excited to let you know that Hospice Ethiopia UK has again been selected to participate in the Big Give Christmas Challenge 2020, the UK’s largest match funding campaign.
Continue reading “The Big Give 2020 launches on 1st December”
This year, in addition to our popular Christmas cards, we’re pleased to announce the 2021 Hospice Ethiopia UK Calendar.
The calendars include a selection of stunning photographs of the animals, landscape, people and culture of Ethiopia.
Continue reading “Get ready for 2021 with a Hospice Ethiopia Calendar”
We’re pleased to announce that this year’s Christmas Cards in aid of Hospice Ethiopia are on sale. Be quick! They’re selling fast!
Mixed packs of 10 cards, £2 + postage
This year, cards are on sale directly from Marion Bryce:
Phone: 01953 607501
Email: celia.bryce@btinternet.com
Each pack includes a mixed selection of four exclusive designs by local artist, Alice Roberts.
Our fundraising is used to care for people like Maaza (not her real name) in Addis Ababa. She was a 30 year old lady with cancer of her lower jaw. Following surgery, the wound became infected so it didn’t heal. Her face became distorted by the mass which did not respond to chemotherapy. By the time the Hospice Ethiopia nurses met her, she hadn’t had a proper might’s sleep for 3 months. The pain & distress were overwhelming. The nurse reported Maaza “felt sad, hopeless and unworthy”.
The nurses visited her frequently at home; they provided medicines & dressings to control the pain & infection. They also gave her information about her illness as she previously had no understanding about it.
Although her illness could not be cured, her quality of life was greatly improved and she and her husband were able to sleep at night. Two months later, Maaza died peacefully at home with her family, free from pain & distress.
Hospice Ethiopia UK has continued to support Hospice Ethiopia during the pandemic with financial support, assisting with the procurement of PPE and advice about adjusting the day to day running of the hospice. The day unit has been closed and these patients are now supported by phone. Our fundraising has been severely curtailed this year by the pandemic but we were delighted to raise £439 at the Mannington Hall Charities day on September 6th. We’re also very grateful to donors who have set up a standing order, which ensures regular funds for Hospice Ethiopia. If you would like to help Hospice Ethiopia in this way, please email info@hospiceethiopia.org.uk
You can view the annual report for 2018 by clicking the below link:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/0myqe1kw7ujhp3c/HEUK%20Report%20Autumn%202018.pdf?dl=0
We had a number of successful events to round off 2018; in particular the Big Give, which ran from 27th November to 4th December. We had hoped to raise £8,000 which meant we needed our donors to give £4,000 which would then be matched to raise £8,000. In fact, our donors gave £5,007 (£4,000 of which was doubled) and with Gift Aid the total raised was over £10,000. A fantastic result, which we could not have achieved without so many of our donors taking part.
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