hospice

Converse of object

• help: Help the Hospices Help the Hospices is the national charity for the hospice movement.
• build: How much money do you need to build the new hospice?
• visit: A member of the Chaplaincy Team visits the hospice each day.

Adjective modifier

• darlington-based: So far the couple has raised more than £ 1,000 for the Darlington-based hospice, mostly thanks to generous donations from friends and family.
• charitable: NHS Funding of Independent Hospices in England Results of a survey on statutory funding arrangements of independent charitable hospices.
• Independent: NHS Funding of Independent Hospices in England Results of a survey on statutory funding arrangements of independent charitable hospices.
• voluntary: The charity also helps the voluntary hospices to provide training for colleagues outside the movement working in the hospice's local area.
• local: First, we support local hospices in their vital work on the front line of caring for people who face the end of life.
• independent: NHS Funding of Independent Hospices in England Results of a survey on statutory funding arrangements of independent charitable hospices.

Modifies a noun

• chaplain: He shares his insights, as a hospice chaplain into the fundamental needs of human connection and how he connects with dying people.
• movement: To what extent has the work of the hospice movement reduced the fear of death in western society?
• care: Hospice care makes the last days of life fruitful, " he said.
• appeal: All we asked for in return was a £ 5 donation to our hospice appeal.
• nurse: He wanted to die in his own bed, " says Cindy Persson, a hospice nurse.
• charity: Tea at Three is a new nation-wide event to raise money for hospice care, co-ordinated by national hospice charity Help the Hospices.

Noun used with modifier

• children's: A childrenâs hospice is not a sad place; it is a place for living.
• childrens: In previous years we have performed in fundraising efforts for childrens hospices.
• adult: Adult Hospices in England Closing date: 10 February 2006.

Possessives

• child: A SECOND children's hospice for Scotland WILL be built with the money raised by Sunday Post readers.

Preposition: for

• pilgrim: This was originally St Laurence's Hospice for pilgrims on their way to Glastonbury.