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Navigating the complexities of grief can be tremendously difficult. Many of the bereaved families we support are also faced with helping their other children understand their own grief and pain of losing their sibling. After Breege's son Ruairí died, she

Shooting Star Children’s Hospices strives to provide a safe and supportive environment for all family members ...

This Children’s Hospice Week, 17 – 23 June, Shooting Star Children’s Hospices is championing the theme ‘Opening Doors, Dispelling Myths'.

A valiant voyage was underway at the end of September, as a crew of ten super sibling sailors came together for a week with the Ocean Youth Trust.

When a child has a life-limiting condition, many everyday childhood activities may seem closed to them. Your gift can help change that.

D&G Group has been a corporate partner of Shooting Star Children’s Hospices since 2007. Over the years they have supported us with a range of events and challenges, including holding the Test Match and Comeback Ball to taking on the London Marathon and

Alex Rennie joined Shooting Star Children's Hospices in 2006, and during her time with the charity has worked across many...

Our nurses are at the heart of the care we deliver, from respite to end-of-life care. Hospice nurses Georgia, Hannah and Jess explain...

As part of our Challenge Events team, Hannah Bateman organises a range of events, from running to cycling and even skydiving!

Val Howard has been a volunteer Bereavement Counsellor at Shooting Star Children’s Hospices since 2011. Prior to this role, she has supported and been involved with other teams at the charity since the late 1990s.