Who?

Jessie May is a Children's Hospice at Home service caring for local terminally ill children

What?

Jessie May Nurses provide vital respite care, emotional support, end of life care, and bereavement support alongside family events that help create treasured memories

Where?

Jessie May Nurses work throughout Bristol, South Gloucestershire, North Somerset, Wiltshire, Bath & North East Somerset

How?

Jessie May needs you. Without your support we are unable to provide each child and family with the vital support they need

Jessie May
Children’s Hospice at Home 

Created by a family, for local families

 

Jessie May is a charity that provides hospice at home care for terminally ill children in Bristol and the surrounding area. The charity was set up by the parents of Jessica May Purrington, a little girl who died at home aged 4 months, surrounded by her family and her nurses. Jessie May has a team of dedicated nurses who provide care to children and families during a child’s life and after their death.

Events

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An Evening With…

19/10/2017

Jessie May invites you to a very special evening with six time World Champion Steve Davis and World Snooker Chairman…

The People’s Grand Prix

10/09/2017

  We are excited to announce the return of the People’s Grand Prix! After the huge success of last year’s…

Jessie May Skydive

03/06/2017

Join us for an unforgettable experience at 10,000ft all whilst supporting Jessie May Nurses. * Saturday 3rd June 2017 * 10,000ft * Old…

Sophie and her Family

“Having support from Jessie May Nurses is like having an extra pair of hands. They can administer all of Sophie’s medicine which means that I can use this time to take Sophie’s sister to the dentist or choir practice or ballet class. I can even help with homework! The support I get from Jessie May means that my husband doesn’t have to support me for those few hours. It’s so important.”

A Royal Visit

On 31st January Jessie May Trust Fundraiser Fiona Foster was invited to meet with HRH The Duchess of Cornwall when…

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