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• African Palliative Care Association Conference
  Sue and Jamie Mumford attended the 8th International African Palliative Care Association conference in Gaborone, Botswana in September. Two colleagues from Hospice Ethiopia, Executive Director Ephrem Abathun and Programme Manager Wengel Yared joined them there. Dr Nuhamin Tekle from Ethiopia attended as did Professor Nicola Ayers (who has worked as a voluntary advisor to theContinue reading African Palliative Care Association Conference →
• Please support Matt and Ian!
  On Sunday, 14 September 2025, Matt and Ian (Sue and Jamie Mumford’s sons-in-law) 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 EthiopiaContinue reading Please support Matt and Ian! →
• Pride and Prejudice dramatised reading raises over £2,400 for Hospice Ethiopia
  Mr Darcy helped a Norfolk-based charity raise nearly £2,500 for desperate patients in Ethiopia.  Templewood, the privately-owned Palladian-style shooting lodge near Cromer, was the venue for a dramatic reading of Pride and Prejudice on July 27th 2025.  The cast was a combination of professional actors and amateurs, and the audience was treated to live classicalContinue reading Pride and Prejudice dramatised reading raises over £2,400 for Hospice Ethiopia →
• Sue receives MBE
  Sue was delighted to be awarded her MBE (for services to palliative care in Ethiopia) at Windsor Castle on 22nd July. Sue, along with 8 charity trustees and numerous volunteers, raises funds in the UK to support the work of the nurses working at Hospice Ethiopia. This is the only hospice in Ethiopia, which caresContinue reading Sue receives MBE →
• Jane Austen Event, Sunday 27th July, 3pm
  Our annual Jane Austen event will be held at Templewood by kind permission of Eddie and Tina Anderson. This year’s dramatized readings will be from Austen’s most famous novel, Pride and Prejudice.  Constructed in 1938 in a Palladian style, Templewood house is set in parkland and approached down a long tree-lined avenue. It is anContinue reading Jane Austen Event, Sunday 27th July, 3pm →