Lewis-Manning Hospice
Lewis-Manning Hospice is Poole’s local voluntary hospice offering a warm, supportive environment in which we hope everyone feels welcome. We provide specialist palliative nursing care to over 600 local people each year living with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.
In our day hospice we do much more than offer pain & symptom management. A range of therapies such as physiotherapy, aromatherapy, creative arts and relaxation techniques help patients adapt to their condition.
We also run a lymphoedema clinic and breathlessness clinic.
All of our services are free
Find out more about what we do.
Swine Flu
Whilst there is a hightened risk of infection, we would ask that anyone showing symptoms of influenza (coughing, sneezing, aching limbs or a high temperature) should not visit the hospice. Thank you for your help with this.
- Recent news
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£10,000, 10 Peaks, 10 Extraordinary People
A huge congratulations and massive thanks go out to the 10-strong team of partners, solicitors, and administration staff at D’Angibau, who braved adverse weather conditions to climb 10 of the tallest mountains in the Lake District to raise money for Lewis-Manning Hospice. -
Living and Giving for Lewis-Manning Hospice
When you give to a charity shop are you donating or dumping? The answer to that question is often the latter, as retail guru Mary Portas found out to her astonishment during her new BBC series ‘Mary, Queen of Charity Shops’. -
Doctors Mix Pedal Power With Horse Power In Cycle Ride To Le Mans For Dorset’s Hospices
Some of Dorset’s leading doctors from Poole and Bournemouth hospitals are joining forces to pedal their way to the most historic endurance motor race on the planet, the Le Mans 24 Hours.
