Details of the type of governing document the charity has and when it was established. It is not the full text of the charity's governing document.
MEMORANDUM AND ARTICLES INCORPORATED 19 MARCH 2008 as amended on 30 Sep 2018 as amended on 07 Dec 2023
Charitable objects
The objects of the Charity (“the Objects”) are:
a) The relief, care and treatment of sickness and those who are sick (including, but not limited to, those diagnosed with a terminal or life-limiting condition and the elderly) through the provision of hospice care, short-term residential care, in-patient and out-patient services, and at-home support, and such other wholly charitable means as the trustees think fit;
b) The provision of activities, facilities, support and services for:
i. such individuals who may receive relief, care and treatment under object (a);
ii. the families and carers of such individuals who may relief, care and treatment under object (a); and
iii. the benefit of the public in the interests of social welfare with the objects of improving their condition of life;
both before and after bereavement, including (without limitation): providing information and advice to encourage open discourse about attitudes towards death, dying and bereavement , psychotherapy and counselling, and other activities and facilities to promote and support mental and emotional health and wellbeing, including communal activities such as a community choir, mental health support groups, and the provision of religious and non-religious services including provision of space for quiet contemplation; and
c) The advancement of palliative care through the provision of funds and facilities for research, educational facilities and training in the field of palliative care and related fields of study.
Area of benefit
The area the charity can operate in, as set out in its governing document.
