We need your help urgently.

It’s more than a donation. It’s helping your neighbours, families in your community live together as a family at home. Archie and his family need you.

We provide hospice care at home for Archie, alongside a further 195 seriously ill children that we support.

But we urgently need £300,000 to keep providing their care.

Thanks to us, families like Archie’s can be together at home instead of in hospital. When they feel safe and comfortable at home, seriously ill children can still be children, and their families can make memories to look back on when they need them most. 

It’s more than a donation, and we’re more than a hospice at home.

Jessie May has supported families and children with life-limiting or life-threatening conditions for nearly thirty years.

Our specialist nurses care for children in their homes, support families, and advocate for them in clinical settings so their voices are always heard.

Archie with Jessie May

Jessie May is facing a £300,000 funding gap due to rising costs, uncertain government funding, and a tough year for fundraising.

We’ve cut back in non-care areas – but now we need your help. This campaign’s mission is to protect our hospice-at-home service, so we can continue caring for children and families who need it most.

Demand for our service has grown by 53% in the past year alone.

Jessie May is more than a service – we are a lifeline. We are the only children’s hospice in our region providing care at home.

We are the cuddles when parents need a break. We are the voices in the hospital room when decisions feel overwhelming. We are the joy, the respite, and the moments of everyday magic that give families the strength to keep going.

Your support is more than a donation – it’s giving your neighbours moments of everyday joy with their child.

When you donate, fundraise, or spread the word, you are doing more than giving money.

  • A break to exhausted parents.
  • Time for siblings to just be together.
  • Dignity, choice and comfort at the end of life.
  • Ongoing support through grief and beyond.
  • A child the chance to be surrounded by love, at home.