WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT TO ENSURE MYTON IS
‘HERE FOR EVERYONE, NOW AND FOREVER’
More people need a Hospice Bed now than ever before and demand for our Inpatient Units has increased by 11% in the last 12 months.
Tragically, 3 out of 5 people on the waiting list for a Hospice Bed at Myton will die before they can access one. By Giving the Gift of a Hospice Bed you will help to ensure more people, like Janine, can access the care they desperately need and deserve.
Demand for our Inpatient Units has increased by 11% in the last 12 months. As the only provider of Hospice Inpatient Beds in Coventry and Warwickshire we are acutely aware of the need for more, but are limited in what we can provide because of funding constraints.
We will continue to fight to keep our services open and support as many people as possible. But we cannot do it alone. Your support gives Myton the stability to care for patients and their families, now and in the future.
Your gift could be the difference between someone receiving the care they desperately need, or dying on the waiting list for a Hospice Bed.
With your ongoing support we can ensure Myton is ‘Here for everyone, now and forever’.
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We are a charity and every year we need to raise £12.7 million of the £15.3 million it costs to support the people of Coventry and Warwickshire – that’s over a million pounds more than last year.
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With your help we can reduce the waiting lists and care for more people and their families when they need us most...
Current Myton patient Janine tells us the difference Myton makes to her life...
Holly Matthews speaks about the care her husband Ross received at Myton...
In these situations, and the one we found ourselves in, nothing you can do can ever make it better and the best outcome is to never need Myton. But Myton truly is the best place to be for everyone and I can’t imagine anywhere else doing a better job. The incredible doctors, nurses, volunteers and everyone involved took some of the pressure and angst out of the situation.
Katie was admitted to Warwick Myton Hospice in April 2023 for end of life care after her cervical cancer diagnosis in February 2022. Katie’s husband, Tom, told us the difference the care and support Katie and the family received made to them all...
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