About us

Forget Me Not Children’s Hospice supports children with life-limiting conditions and their families across West Yorkshire.

Known for its pioneering approach, they offer unique services delivered by a highly specialist team of nurses and therapists, with support from doctors in local NHS trusts and GP practices.

Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2021/22, the hospice is a place where ordinary people make an extraordinary difference every day.

CQC rating: Outstanding (2015)
Charity No: 1110457
01484 411 040
contact@forgetmenotchild.co.uk

The Kirkwood exists to support anyone affected by a life-limiting condition, helping individuals maximise their quality of life and make the most of their time with loved ones.

Referrals come from GPs, community professionals, hospitals, and through self-referrals across Kirklees.

Care is led by consultants and supported by a dedicated team of specialist nurses, therapists, healthcare assistants, care coordinators, and volunteers.

CQC rating: Good (Outstanding for Care)
Charity No: 512987
01484 557900 (24/7)
info@thekirkwood.org.uk

Marie Curie Hospice supports patients who have a terminal diagnosis, providing both inpatient care in Bradford, and community end-of-life care across the whole of West Yorkshire.

Referrals are accepted from health professionals including specialist and district nurses, GPs, hospital consultants, and from the public for the Companion Service, offering befriending and support. The multidisciplinary team includes consultant medical staff, specialist doctors and nurses, therapists, social workers, bereavement counsellors, and support services. Marie Curie also provide a innovative hospital admission prevention response team (REACT) supporting patients in crisis.

CQC rating: Outstanding  (2024)
Charity No: 207994
01274 337000
bradford.hospice@mariecurie.org.uk

Martin House provides family-centred, holistic palliative care for children and young people (0-25) with life-shortening conditions across West, East, and North Yorkshire.

Referrals are accepted from young people, family members, and clinical professionals. Martin House’s dedicated team includes two Paediatric Palliative Care Consultants, clinical nurse specialists, and over 200 compassionate staff members, all working tirelessly to provide a 24/7 service under the leadership of Chief Executive Clair Holdsworth.

CQC rating: Good
Charity No: 517919
01937 845045
admin@martinhouse.org.uk

Overgate Hospice has served the Calderdale community for 40+ years, offering holistic care to those with life-limiting conditions. The hospice addresses physical, emotional, spiritual, and social needs while supporting families and carers through illness and bereavement.

Referrals are accepted from GPs, District Nurses, Hospital teams, and Calderdale's Community Palliative Care Team. Overgate is committed to strengthening its workforce and developing an inclusive, digitally enabled clinical strategy.

CQC rating: Good (2016)
Charity No: 511619
01422 379151
info@overgatehospice.nhs.uk

The Prince of Wales Hospice supports people with life-limiting conditions, helping them make the most of their time with family and friends.

Serving eastern Wakefield, including Pontefract, Castleford, Normanton, Featherstone, and Knottingley, the hospice accepts self-referrals and referrals from GPs, hospitals, and community and palliative care professionals. Care is provided by a multidisciplinary team, including registered consultants, senior clinical nurses, healthcare assistants, a physiotherapist, and a family support team.

CQC rating: Good (2016)
Charity No: 514999
01977 708868
contact@pwh.org.uk

St Gemma’s Hospice has been providing expert care to the people of Leeds for over 40 years, offering a friendly, safe, and caring environment at the heart of the local community. The hospice provides specialist care for adults with active, progressive, and advanced diseases, including cancer, neurological conditions, and end-stage respiratory and heart disease.

Referrals are accepted from healthcare providers, including GPs and hospital teams, as well as self-referrals.

The multi-disciplinary team consists of around 160 staff, including doctors, specialist nurses, therapists, social workers, spiritual care staff, and bereavement counsellors.

CQC rating: Outstanding
Charity No: 1015941
0113 218 5500
hello@st-gemma.co.uk

Sue Ryder hospices at Wheatfields, Headingley, Leeds, and Manorlands, Keighley support people through life’s most challenging times, providing compassionate, expert care to help patients live fully and comfortably while maintaining their dignity. Serving West Leeds and surrounding areas,

Sue Ryder hospices accept referrals from health professionals, including GPs, hospital consultants, and community teams, working closely with a partner hospice in East Leeds to ensure seamless care.

Care is led by NHS and CCG-employed consultants, supported by dedicated Sue Ryder nurses, carers, therapists, and allied health professionals who provide holistic, patient-centred support tailored to individual needs

CQC rating: Good (2017)
Charity No: 1052076
0113 2787249
wheatfields@sueryder.org

Wakefield Hospice has been providing expert care to local people with life-limiting illnesses for over 30 years.
The hospice focuses on symptom management, emotional support, and compassionate care for those with advanced, progressive, and life-threatening conditions.

The hospice accepts referrals from GPs, community teams, and hospital teams, primarily from the Wakefield district and surrounding areas.

Care is delivered by a dedicated multi-disciplinary team of specialist doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, social care staff, and volunteers, ensuring comprehensive, patient-centred support.

CQC rating: Good (Outstanding for Care, 2015)
Charity No: 518392
01924 331400
info@wakefieldhospice.co.uk