Southern Area Hospice Services is a charity providing specialist palliative care for people across the Southern Health Trust region suffering from cancer, Multiple Sclerosis, Motor Neuron Disease and AIDS. We also provide ongoing support for their families and friends.
The patients we admit require specialised treatment for complex problems such as pain, symptom control or to address psychological, spiritual or social needs. The average length of time that patients are with us is around ten days after which time most are able to return to their homes.
Care is provided by a multi-disciplinary specialist team consisting of doctors, nurses, physiotherapists, chaplains, social workers and complementary therapists, pharmacy, dieticians and occupational therapy. The team work closely together through careful assessment and care delivery to help patients, and their families and friends, ‘live every moment’ and get the most from their lives.
On the left is a list of services provided by the Southern Area Hospice. To find out more about each of the services simply click on the service you would like to read about.
If you would like to contact the Southern Area Hospice about a specific service, below is a list of the key contacts you may need:
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Name | Role | Service Area | Telephone | Email |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Marianne Barry |
Community |
Admissions / |
(028) 3026 7711 |
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| Beth Ross |
Home Care |
Armagh / |
07912391454 |
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| Clare Gillan |
Day Care Sister |
Dungannon |
(028) 8772 2821 |
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| Fiona Robinson |
Senior Social |
Social Work & Chaplaincy Services / Donaldson |
(028) 3026 7711 |
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| Reception | St. John's House, Newry |
General |
(028) 3026 7711 |