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Thousands of people enjoyed sunshine, bubbles and a busy event village at Demelza’s biggest annual fundraiser.

Going from barely walking or communicating, to running over to messy play and using sign language to express himself, joining Demelza Dots made all the difference for Jack.

Zoya had a difficult start to life, but both she and her family have thrived since finding community and support at Demelza. 

Demelza is pleased to announce it has been shortlisted as a finalist in the large charity of the year category of the Kent Charity Awards.

A Demelza nurse was among the attendees at the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for children who need palliative care held during Children’s Hospice Week.

To mark Children’s Hospice Week, Demelza is highlighting the varied types of support provided by hospice staff and the incredible difference it makes to families.

Hear Kane’s story from those who knew him best and learn why children’s hospices matter so much in life’s most difficult moments.

Kane’s dad, Craig, was reluctant to come to a hospice, but in the end Demelza’s care meant everything to him.

For SEL Lead Nurse Megan, it was a privilege to care for Kane during end of life, working with his whole family to support them in their darkest days.