Prospect Hospice has been providing end of life care to the people of Swindon and north east Wiltshire for over 40 years. Find out more about where we've come from and who we are here.
Find out about the range of end-of-life care services that we offer to patients and their families. These delivered free of charge and are designed to provide compassionate, personalised support during every stage of a life-limiting illness in every kind of care setting, to anyone who needs it.
We couldn’t do what we do without considerable support from our local community. Find out all the different ways in which you can support Prospect Hospice, including fundraising, volunteering and purchasing from our shops. All contributions are greatly appreciated and enables us to deliver care that is free of charge to our patients and their families.
To ensure the safety of all our customers, staff and volunteers, we have made some necessary changes to the way we operate our stores.
We ask that you:
All our shops sell a wide range of good quality items. This may include clothing, shoes, jewellery and accessories, china and glass, soft furnishings, CDs, DVDs, pictures, books and household goods.
We also sell a range of new goods, including greetings cards, wrapping paper and knitting wool.
Many of our shops additionally specialise in particular goods, so if there’s something special you are looking for, then these shops may be able to help. You can find individual shop details here.
We will happily refund items if returned with tags attached and a valid till receipt or proof of purchase, within 14 days to any Prospect Hospice shop.
Furniture
The majority of our furniture is generously donated by members of the public. We check all of our donations for condition and safety but would ask that you carefully check the condition and dimensions of the item(s) you are interested in before purchasing.
Faulty goods
We will happily provide an immediate refund if goods are found to be faulty, and a valid till receipt or proof of purchase is provided. This does not affect your statutory rights.