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We are St Luke’s – Sheffield’s Hospice
At St Luke's, we look after anyone affected by a terminal illness across Sheffield, at any stage of their journey, and their loved ones too.

Our services:

Wellbeing and social prescribing
Take part in a range of non-clinical activities to help you and your loved ones stay connected, supported and engaged during this time of change and uncertainty.
Eligibility: For patients, loved ones and carers

St Luke’s care at home
Receive specialist palliative or end of life care at home or as an outpatient from our Community Team – here for you and your loved ones at every stage of illness and treatment.
Eligibility: For patients

In Patient Centre
Receive specialist palliative or end of life care at our Hospice in Sheffield. Our teams are here for you and your loved ones as you navigate advanced or complex illness.
Eligibility: For patients

Palliative counselling
Talk openly and be heard without judgement. We’re here to support and advise, and above all to listen, following the diagnosis of a palliative condition.
Eligibility: For patients

Social work support
Get help with the non-medical aspects of palliative care, including support with care planning, financial and legal matters, and housing insecurity.
Eligibility: For patients

Therapies and treatments
Work towards goals that matter to you with our professional therapies and treatments. Regain confidence and a sense of control during palliative care.
Eligibility: For patients

Spiritual care
Access specialist pastoral and spiritual care for you and your loved ones. Whatever your beliefs, we’re here to support your spiritual needs through illness or loss.
Eligibility: For patients, loved ones and carers

Art therapy
Explore creative self-expression with St Luke’s art therapy. Use colour, shape and symbolism to express thoughts and feelings that are hard to put into words.
Eligibility: For patients, loved ones and carers

Children's bereavement service
Access a safe and supportive space where young people can talk about their feelings and find ways to heal after losing a loved one at St Luke's.
Eligibility: For children and young people aged 5-16

Bereavement services
Self-refer for St Luke’s bereavement counselling service – open to families, friends and carers after the loss of a loved one in our care.
Eligibility: For patients, loved ones and carers

To access our care, you will need a referral from a healthcare professional and a diagnosis of a progressive illness with no known cure. Once you’re under the care of St Luke’s, whether in the Hospice, at home or in another setting, you can access a range of support and services available to you and those close to you.