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Welcome to Martlets

Providing essential services to local people affected by life-limiting illnesses. 

We're here for those who need us most.

Welcome to Martlets

Providing essential services to local people affected by life-limiting illnesses. 

We're here for those who need us most.

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An important update on our services

Following an extensive review, we're proposing changes to our clinical services, meaning that support to our patients and families might soon look different.

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Let's keep in touch – your support changes lives

We help people do the things they love with the time they have. But we’re only able to do this with your generous support.

That’s why we would like to keep you informed of our latest news, future fundraising activities, appeals and other ways in which you can support us.


Our latest news and stories

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Caring for Sam on our inpatient ward

BlogStories

Sam, who had motor neurone disease, received end-of-life care on Martlets inpatient ward in April 2025. Her husband Steve and daughter Evie talk about the difference hospice care made to Sam and their family.

An important update on our services

NewsOrganisational updates

Our three hospices – Chestnut Tree House children’s hospice near Arundel, Martlets in Hove, and St Barnabas House in Worthing – have collectively provided over 100 years’ service to our local communities. That’s over 100,000 patients and their families supported with specialist end-of-life and palliative care, helping them to make memories and die with comfort, dignity and choice. Our services ...

Nathan and Bekki on their wedding day flanked by their children Cameron and Katelyn. The theme colours are white and mauve. Bekki carries a bouquet of mauve and white flowers, Katelyn is wearing a mauve bridesmaid's dress and the men wear mauve ties.

Nathan’s story: Bekki and I got married at Martlets

BlogStories

Nathan’s wife Bekki was cared for at home by our community nursing team, and on our inpatient unit during her last weeks. The couple got married in our Sanctuary a week before Bekki died at the age of 34. Here, Nathan shares their story and talks about the support Martlets provided.

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