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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.

Her Royal Highness The Princess of Wales has invited everyone to join her in celebrating the work of children’s hospices like Demelza.

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. 

Senior Registered Nurse Jess was honoured to be part of Kane’s whole journey – from first meeting him before his diagnosis to caring for him at end of life. 

Kane’s nan, Kathy, was able to stay with Kane at Demelza too, meaning the whole family could be together. 

Music therapist Pete used music to create a soothing soundscape for Kane, helping him relax, connect and explore his own form of voice.