Compassionate community storytelling,

for the digital age.

The National Issue

Hospice care is the single most important topic no one is talking about.

24% of people across the UK have not heard of palliative care.

We empower the voices of the palliative care community through compelling digital storytelling.

HOSPICE

The world’s first photojournalism project for palliative care.

In collaboration with British Journal of Photography Award winner James Clifford Kent and BAFTA nominee Amy Newstead, Music in Hospices commissioned the world’s first photojournalism project for palliative care. For seven days, we captured portraits, short films and stories from Community Hospice, Greenwich to empower the voices of the hospice community and rehumanise the word ‘Hospice’.

Short Films

Capturing the human heart of Hospices.

These 90 second short films, follow a member of the Music in Hospices community. Whether a musician, chaplain, gardener, patient, nurse or family member: we learn what hospice care means to them and why its something we should all care about.

JASON THE GARDENER

We hear from Jason, Head Gardener at Community Hospice, Greenwich and former Rock Musician to discover how gardening allows him to reflect on life, death and everything in between.

ALIS THE HARPIST

We hear from DECCA artist, Classic FM’s 30 Under 30 and former Royal Harpist, Alis Huws to discover what Music in Hospices means to her and the meaningful moments she’s experienced during in-patient sessions.

Coffee Chats

Talking about palliative care should be as easy as grabbing a coffee.

Our flagship digital content series ‘Coffee Chats’ empowers the voices of the palliative care community through engaging 5-minute videos filmed in local London coffee shops.

We hear personal stories from those with experience of palliative care, of hope, joy and living.

01. Louise

Joe grabs coffee with Louise, a wellbeing support worker at Greenwich & Bexley Community Hospice, to hear her experience of working in palliative care.

02. Katie

How does hospice care help parents facing a life-limiting-illness with their child? Katie tells us the vital role Noah’s Ark Children’s Hospice has in supporting her family.

03. Mel

Grief impacts us all, but what is society struggling to understand about death, dying and bereavement? Mel Lovegrove, counselling support lead at Thames Hospice shares her thoughts.

Short Form Content

90 second videos transforming perceptions

What does Palliative Care really mean?

What actually is a Hospice?

In 90 seconds we demystify, educate and rewrite narratives around hospice care in 90 seconds through short form social media content.

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