01/21/2026
When Peter first came to Hospice, he was nervous.
The thought of leaving home and coming into a new place was daunting. But the moment he stepped into his room, something shifted.
The wood blinds reminded him of his own home, small details that made a big difference. Suddenly, he felt comforted, surrounded by familiar touches that made Hospice feel… like home. It was in these moments that Peter could truly relax, knowing he was safe, cared for, and understood.
For Bruce, his partner, it was simple: "Hospice is a place that you just don't know how special it is until you experience it." And once you do, you truly understand the warmth and love that fills our halls.
Peter’s story reminds us why the little things matter… familiar blinds, a soft hymn, a welcoming room and why Hospice is truly a home.
At Hospice of London, we work hard to create more than just a space, we create an atmosphere, moments, foods and feelings of home.
Our residents become family to us, and every hall, every room is filled with care, warmth, and love for everyone who walks through our doors. From familiar touches to gentle comforts, we strive to make every moment here meaningful and comforting.
Because at Hospice, home isn’t just a place, it’s a feeling.