Little Havens is a hospice set in beautiful meadowland in Rayleigh, Essex. We are a nursing-led hospice with a mixture of qualified paediatric nurses, healthcare support staff and trained volunteers We care for children and young people up to the age of 25 from Essex and the surrounding boroughs who have been diagnosed with a complex or incurable condition. Support is also offered to the family. We offer overnight respite breaks, emergency stays and support the care at the end of a child’s life. There are also ‘Day Stay’ sessions and the opportunity to attend specific groups and activities relevant to you and your child’s needs. Our Wellbeing Team offers support including counselling for adults and children, support and therapeutic groups, social work, complementary and creative therapies and spiritual care.
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Southend City Rotary members joined with Rochford Rivercare team to help clear approximately 5cu metres of rubbish from the sea wall on Sunday
moreSouthend City Rotary was Chartered on 27th July 2022 and we are passionate about helping others. We are working in our community and have made a start by volunteering at Little Havens Hospice and assisting Rochford Rivercare keep the river free of plastic
moreSouthend City Rotary was asked if we could assist at Appleton School with Mock Interviews for their year 10 students. Rotarian Carrie Lynch, a retired Head Teacher stepped forward and had a rewarding day assisting the school.
moreSouthend City, Thorpe Bay, and Westcliff Rotary Clubs have joined together to deliver these fantastic Rotary competitions to support our Youth.
moreThese days the environment is on everyones mind from Global Warming, community recycling and reducing the use of plastics. We are starting by supporting Wrap Up which is the recycling of coats and are setting up a recycling point in Southend.
moreDelighted to be joined by the High Sheriff of Essex David Hurst, Madam Chair of Rochford Council Councillor Sarah-Jane Page, Mayor of Southend on Sea Councillor Ron Woodley, and Rotary 1240 DG Ann Moriaty for the start of the 2024 Foulness Bike Ride
more11th December Our thanks to Tesco, Prince Avenue for allowing us to collect for those less fortunate in our area
moreRotary is responsible for the World eradication of Polio and we are 99.9% there, just a final push is needed and we are committed to support the Rotary programs until we achieve a world free of Polio
moreOn the 17th of February, we held a fundraising event called 'Preposterous Stories' which is run by our good friend Roger Stevenson and his team.
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