Charity

Red Nose Day is a charitable event in the UK, organised by Comic Relief, that raises money to tackle poverty and social injustice. People across the country take part by wearing red noses, hosting events, and donating to the cause. The highlight of Red Nose Day is a televised comedy special on the BBC, featuring sketches, celebrity appearances, and emotional stories about the people benefiting from the charity’s work. Over the years, it has raised millions of pounds to support vulnerable communities in the UK and around the world, using humour and entertainment as a force for good.

St. Michael’s Hospice supports and enables the community of Hastings and Rother to live well with dying, death and loss. They identify what matters most to patients and families, what’s making life difficult for them, including worries and concerns. Expert bereavement support is available for anyone struggling to come to terms with the death of a loved one. St. Michael’s Hospice also recognise the community’s role in supporting those nearing the end of life and will play our part in building supportive neighbourhood networks via our compassionate communities work.