Morrisons and Marie Curie

Improving end of life care in local communities

We're working together to improve end of life care in communities across the country, so more families get the best care possible – whatever the illness, wherever they are.

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Together we're helping families get the best end of life care possible.

What will our partnership fund?

Starting November 2024, the funds we raise during our national charity partnership will:

Enhance Marie Curie Hospices, to create a legacy of hospices fit for the future.

Provide more nurses to deliver expert hospice care at home, so people can stay surrounded by their loved ones and community.

Help make moments that matter, so people at the end of life can create precious memories with loved ones.

Jyoti's story

Jyoti was 16 when she was first diagnosed with an autoimmune disorder. She is living with pulmonary fibrosis, and receives Hospice Care at Home from the Marie Curie Hospice, West Midlands. "When you're on the journey to the end, you need to feel as though you have somewhere you can go that feels safe, that feels home, and that for me is how Marie Curie feels. I feel supported, I feel safe, I know that if anything happened to me that my husband and my mom would be safe. I think for me that is the biggest thing that I could ask for."

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Jacqui's story

When Jacqui, a retired social worker for people with dementia, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer, Kelly and her other daughters helped get her to the Marie Curie Hospice, Bradford. "I don't want my family feeling anxious and scared, it's a terrible feeling because I feel like I've caused that stress for them. The hospice staff have taken that pressure off my family and taken it on themselves. If I can't go home, I have no problem staying here now. They're fabulous. Second-to-none."

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Help us improve end of life care in local communities

It’s only with your support that we can continue to be there for anyone with an illness they’re likely to die from, and those close to them.