Check out the latest photos from our new hospice project – our builders are steaming ahead!

Lots of natural light, fresh air and closeness to nature will help make the new hospice a peaceful, uplifting place to be. Soon we’ll knock out the front wall that overlooks the garden, dramatically opening this side of the hospice up to the elements, with new full-length windows on both floors. The new windows will give patients access to the ground floor terrace, and the first floor balconies – even if they can’t get out of bed.

Our new hospice will offer brand new inpatient respite and end of life care services that are not available anywhere in our region. We believe that an efficiently designed and beautiful hospice care environment can make a huge difference, not just to the patient, but also to their family and carers, helping them cope and adapt to the challenges of life with cancer, or other life threatening illnesses.

Admiring the design of a hospice sacred space - two carers check out the building site
A group of carers inside the building site of a new inpatient hospice unit. Walls are partially built.
A circular window in the foyer of the new inpatient hospice - a stained glass installation will go here
An aerial view of our new conservatory, sun terrace, sacred space, and roof - all at our new inpatient hospice unit in South Wales UK
Putting on the roof at our new inpatient hospice building project
The new sacred space being built at Skanda Vale Hospice. A round design, with a big window, offering fantastic views over the garden.
Inside the new conservatory at Skanda Vale Hospice respite day care centre. The new conservatory has a soft curvy wall and balcony overhead

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