Do you like meeting new people while taking a gentle stroll in the beautiful countryside?  Lawrence Nurses runs a monthly support group on the third Wednesday of every month in Chipping Norton, starting at 1.30 pm and followed by coffee and a chat.  There is no obligation to walk, for those [...]

Three incredible supporters of Lawrence Nurses, Danny Phillips, and brothers Archie and Johnnie Parker, were featured yesterday on the Adam Ball Show on BBC Radio Oxford, where they spoke about their personal marathon journeys and why they are fundraising for Lawrence Nurses. During the interview with Adam Ball, they shared what [...]

Lawrence Nurses are looking for a Bank Healthcare Assistant to join their team. If you know anyone you think might be interested, please feel free to share this link. The details can also be downloaded here.

Community Giving in Action TheGivingMachine was created to reinvent the way we give, bringing causes, supporters and businesses together to make a difference. Lawrence Nurses are a powerful example of why that matters. Like many local charities, they deliver extraordinary care with limited fundraising resources. Our GivingLottery offers free, easy access [...]

Local charity raises concern over stark NHS funding disparity for end-of-life care in Oxfordshire A long-established Oxfordshire charity providing vital palliative and end-of-life care in people’s homes has raised serious concerns about inequality in NHS funding across the county, following a recent BBC report highlighting a national end-of-life care crisis. Lawrence [...]

On Sunday 26 April, four incredible supporters; Harry, Johnnie and Archie Parker, and Danny Phillips, will be taking on the TCS London Marathon 2026 in loving memory of their father, Nick Parker, and Peter “Jock” Hutchinson, and proudly running in support of Lawrence Nurses. Both Nick and Jock were cared for [...]

Hospice UK has created a deeply moving video to promote legacy giving, highlighting the incredible impact of hospice care. Over the next two weeks, this powerful advert will be broadcast on 19 TV channels, reaching an estimated audience of 10 million adults aged 55+. Although Lawrence Nurses is not part of [...]

David Best is a volunteer and fundraiser for Lawrence Nurses. His wife was nursed by Lawrence Nurses in her final days. BBC News has written an article called 'Everyone should have chance to die at home' View the article on the BBC News website here.

Lawrence Nurses Director Robert Johnston has had a letter published in the Times while Head of Fundraising, Verity Fifer has had a letter published in the Telegraph. Robert Johnston's letter reads: Charities in Peril The damaging impact of rising employers' National Insurance contributions on charities cannot be ignored. Lawence Nurses provides [...]