United Kingdom · Record · Petition
Petition 732847
Increase funding for hospice care facilities
Introduced
9 July 2025
Last action
9 July 2025 · Petition
Status
416 signatures
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31 January 2026
Summary
There are reports of hospice care charities being forced to cut staff and available beds for patients. We want the Government to increase the funding and support they’re allocated. Dying should be dignified and personal and hospices can provide this. So many end of life patients and palliative care patients rely on hospices to feel safe, to manage their pain and to provide a dignified and comfortable death. We think the NHS is already overrun, clearing beds as fast as possible, and under staffed. Many hospices are already up and running they just need additional funding.
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9 July 2025
Petition
There are reports of hospice care charities being forced to cut staff and available beds for patients. We want the Government to increase the funding and support they’re allocated. Dying should be dignified and personal and hospices can provide this. So many end of life patients and palliative care patients rely on hospices to feel safe, to manage their pain and to provide a dignified and comfortable death. We think the NHS is already overrun, clearing beds as fast as possible, and under staffed. Many hospices are already up and running they just need additional funding.
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- Official source: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/732847
- Open data entity: https://petition.parliament.uk/petitions/732847.json
- uk · pet-732847 · source updated 31 January 2026