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Ireland and Connacht Rugby star Bundee Aki separates Garda Sgt Frank Egan and Prison Officer Evan Curran at the launch of the Mayo Roscommon Hospice "Brake Out for Hospice" fund raising iniatiive in Roscommon yesterday. The even includes a GAA friendly football match between An Gardai and the Prison Services which takes place on Sat. 20th April (Easter Saturday). Funds raised go directly towards the 15million capital develpoment project of the Mayo Roscommon Hospice. Photo Brian Farrell

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Representatives of An Garda Síochána and The Irish Prison Service Castlerea are pictured with Martina Jennings & Monica Brogan from Mayo Roscommon Hospice alongside Bundee Aki Connaught and Irish Rugby Star at the launch of Break out for Hospice.

Christmas Tree of Light 2018

View our video presentation of the Mayo Hospice Centre above and click here to read all about our capital development programme.

News and Information

Break out for Hospice https://www.hospice.ie/break-out-for-hospice/?preview=true&_thumbnail_id=8736

Mayo Roscommon Hospice chosen as one of The GAA’s official charities

By Mayo Roscommon Hospice | April 23, 2018

Mayo hospice sod turning

By Mayo Roscommon Hospice | October 17, 2017

Mayo Roscommon Hospice Foundation

Martina Jennings, CEO

CEO Message

In 2017 Specialist Palliative Care Teams in Mayo and Roscommon looked after 678 new patients, in addition to their existing case load. They completed 9,243 home visits.
They ensured dignity and respect at end of life to the 482 patients who passed away.
These are not just numbers.
They represent sons, daughters, fathers, mothers, partners, grandparents, grandchildren and friends.
Our palliative care nurses, social workers and family therapist ensure that each of the patients they look after are treated like the unique individuals they are, and their families are given every support possible at the most difficult time.
We thank you for helping us to fund our palliative care services, and ask you for your continued help financially as the demand for our services is significantly increasing.

You can help us build our hospice now by clicking on the Buy A Brick above

What We Do

Mayo Roscommon Hospice Palliative Care Services exists to provide palliative care services to people with life limiting illnesses and their families in County Mayo and County Roscommon.

The Foundation affirms life, respecting the uniqueness of each individual, by caring and supporting to meet the physical and emotional needs of patients and their families living with life threatening illnesses. The Service enables patients to live out the remainder of their lives in comfort and dignity. The Palliative Care Service is provided free of charge to all.

How You Can Help

Run, walk, skip, cycle, bake or volunteer for Hospice. Did you know that we receive NO Government funding? All money received through fundraising or donations go 100% back into palliative care services and development of both hospices. Whatever volunteering activity you can do for Hospice will give you an enormous sense of satisfaction. By choosing Mayo Roscommon Hospice Palliative Care we will be on board to offer support throughout and the lead up to your event.

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