Vision, mission & values
At Salisbury Hospice, we are dedicated to providing exceptional, compassionate, and holistic care to individuals and families facing life-limiting illness. We recognise that each person’s journey is unique, and we are committed to supporting them with dignity, respect, and understanding throughout every stage of their experience.
Our approach is grounded in collaboration, innovation, and a deep sense of community, ensuring that care extends beyond the individual to include their loved ones and support networks. The statements below reflect the vision, mission, and values that guide our work and define the heart of Salisbury Hospice.
Our vision
Our vision is to provide compassionate and individualised Specialist Palliative Care to all who need it in our local community. We also strive to collaborate with others to continually improve and transform End of Life Care.
Our mission
Our mission is to ensure that every individual under the care of Salisbury Hospice is supported to live and die well, experiencing the highest possible quality of life, dignity and peace as they approach the end of life.
Our values
Safe & caring
Delivering high-quality, safe, and person-centred care through teamwork and continuous improvement.
Professional
Open, honest, and efficient; acting as role models for our teams and communities.
Responsive
Action-oriented, responding positively to feedback to improve our services.
Friendly
Welcoming everyone with respect, dignity and valuing each individual.
Progressive
Continuously improving and transforming our work to meet the evolving needs of our community.
Our ambitions
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Each person is seen as an individual.
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Each person received fair access to care.
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Maximising comfort and wellbeing.
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Care is co-ordinated.
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All staff are prepared to care.
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Each community is prepared to help.
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Your support is our future
Last year, thanks to your incredible support, Salisbury Hospice was able to deliver patient-centred palliative care to more than 1,200 patients.
