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“I was referred to Phyllis Tuckwell about three years ago, just before Covid came along,” said Pam. “Immediately you feel that there’s a warmth and a support around you. I can’t tell you

When he was 18, Andrew was diagnosed with a brain tumour. Over the years he had several operations and many therapy sessions, but was eventually given the news that there was nothing more that

Val Howard has been a volunteer Bereavement Counsellor at Shooting Star Children’s Hospices since 2011. Prior to this role, she has supported and been involved with other teams at the charity

Shooting Star Children's Hospices had an egg-cellent start to Easter as they welcomed presenter and author Vogue Williams to Shooting Star House on Saturday 1 April, for an animal inspired

Phyllis Tuckwell are currently reviewing and upgrading their estate to better serve our community and plan for support for our growing and ageing population. The first step in that is to

A wheely exciting reunion took place this month for a few supported siblings, who went go-karting in Mitcham and gathered back to Shooting Star House for food and more fun and games. At the end

"Every single person who goes there is going to find something there that will make them feel happier. I get quite depressed with this illness, but when you walk into that room, it is just so

A ball was had by all with some football fun last week, as Ethan Chislett paid a visit to some of the children, families, and staff at Christopher’s.   The AFC Wimbledon

Phyllis Tuckwell are offering a bereavement group to support parents whose adult child has died from an advanced or terminal illness. The group runs for six sessions, 2-4pm on alternate

Shooting Star Children's Hospices bereaved and supported sibling’s day was tremendously fun for all those who attended. With the bereaved siblings day and supported siblings day being on