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Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice and Community Services

Sue Ryder offers a range of hospice and community nursing services in Reading, Newbury and Wokingham.
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Contact us

0118 955 0400

enquiries.berkshirewest@sueryder.org

Our services

  • Inpatient care
  • Day services
  • Clinical nurse specialists
  • Therapies
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Address

22 Liebenrood Road
Reading
RG30 2DX
United Kingdom

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About Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice and Community Services

At the Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice and community nursing services across Berkshire West, we look after people living with life-limiting conditions and offer support for families too.

Hospice care is the treatment and support we offer to people with life-limiting conditions. We combine specialist medical care for managing pain and other symptoms, with other emotional, practical and spiritual support.

You might stay with us to receive inpatient care for a short time, or a longer stay. We can offer the same care, services and advice to you as a visitor or at home (if you are comfortable, supported and prefer to stay there) via our clinical nurse specialists.

Depending on the care that you or your loved one needs, Sue Ryder provides a comprehensive range of services in Newbury, Reading and Wokingham.

We provide doctors, Sue Ryder nurses, care assistants, physiotherapists, occupational and complementary therapists, social workers and bereavement support workers. Everyone works seamlessly together to support you and your family through the most difficult times.

Watch: What’s it like inside a Sue Ryder hospice?

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I expected a hospice to be a depressing place - I could not have been more wrong. Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice is a place where my family and I all felt safe and looked after, a place that, had my mum been more aware of her surroundings, she too would have loved.

Making a referral

A healthcare professional, such as your GP or hospital consultant, can refer you to our services.

If you are discharged but then find you need additional support, you can be referred back to our care at any time.

Preparing for your stay

If you are going to be coming to Sue Ryder Duchess of Kent Hospice as an inpatient, you might find it helpful to read our palliative and hospice services FAQs page.

Supporting Sue Ryder

We need to raise 70% of of the amount it takes to run all of Sue Ryder’s palliative care services and we can’t do that without the amazing and continued generosity of our supporters.

If you would like to find out more about how you can support us, please contact our local fundraising team on 0118 9550 433 or email thamesvalley.fundraising@sueryder.org.

Event Calendar 2024

Discover which events you can get involved in to support our care.

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Fundraise for us
There are so many fun and exciting ways to support our work through fundraising. Get involved and help us be there when it matters.
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Events
Take your pick from our challenges and events to help fundraise for Sue Ryder, whether you prefer them to feature trainers, bicycles or much more.
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Volunteer with us
Shop, healthcare and fundraising volunteers support Sue Ryder across the charity. Without them, we simply couldn't provide our expert care.
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Your donation can help make sure no one has to face death or grief alone.