Kemp Hospice 2012

Kemp for Kids holds first residential weekend

Helping to cope: Children and their families take part in the first Kemp for Kids residential weekend.

7:50am Wednesday 22nd May 2013

KEMP for Kids has held its first residential weekend in Cleobury Mortimer for bereaved children and young people in Wyre Forest.

Cookley to rock out for Kemp Hospice

Rocking out: Ele Millward, centre, with Lyvewyre, from left, Richard Yates, Steve Webb, Pete Bishop and Terry Chandler.

7:20am Tuesday 21st May 2013

COOKLEY will be rocking out to the sound of a 1960s rock and roll band in aid of Kemp Hospice.

Former district council chairman donates £5k to Kemp Hospice

Raising funds: Stephen Clee, left, and Terry Osborn, Kemp Hospice’s chief executive.

7:00am Saturday 18th May 2013

FORMER Wyre Forest District Council Chairman Stephen Clee has donated nearly £5,000 to Kemp Hospice.

Kemp Hospice to hold third Make a Will Week

9:37am Tuesday 14th May 2013

KEMP Hospice is running its third Make a Will Week in partnership with eight local solicitors firms.

Plant sale to raise funds for Kemp

7:20am Tuesday 14th May 2013

KEMP Hospice volunteers have been putting their green fingers to the test ahead of a plant sale and open day on Saturday.

Kemp for kids appeal has just 8 weeks to go

Brewing up: The St George’s Church coffee morning team who have raised £1,000.

7:40am Tuesday 23rd April 2013

COFFEE mornings and exhibitions have helped the Kemp for Kids children’s appeal to reach more than £24,000 of its target with eight weeks to go.

£1 million target for Kemp Hospice shops

7:20am Monday 22nd April 2013

KEMP Hospice has set its charity shops a £1 million target to reach by selling donations to mark the retail department’s 20th anniversary.

Striding out for Kemp's big walk

Midnight walk: From left, Anne Rendell, Norma Bingham, Carole Banks, Natalie Norgrove, Caroline Beech, Sue Foster and Lynne Jones prepare for the event.

7:40am Friday 19th April 2013

REGISTRATION has opened for Kemp Hospice’s annual midnight walk in the Wyre Forest.

Wyre Forest volunteers secure Kemp Hospice apprenticeships

Working together: From left, Lynne Jones, Paul Simmonds, Katie Moloney, Daniel Gittens, Beth Newton and Malcolm Plant celebrate the partnership.

7:20am Saturday 13th April 2013

THREE young Wyre Forest volunteers have secured paid apprenticeships with Kemp Hospice.

Kemp Hospice gets £397k share of Government hospice funding

12:07pm Wednesday 10th April 2013

KEMP Hospice has been awarded nearly £400,000 as part of £60 million set aside by the Government to improve hospice care.

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