If the parents of a child are happy for them to be referred to Tŷ Hafan, they need to complete a form giving us permission to ask their paediatrician for a medical report. We may then need to carry out...
Life–shortening conditions can cover a wide range of different health issues, and not all have a specific diagnosis. Children eligible for TÅ· Hafan support are likely to have very complex health needs and often multiple disability and sensory impairment issues...
We care for and support children from birth to their 18th birthday. If a young person reaches 18, they are no longer able to come to TÅ· Hafan for short break care, but we continue to support them and help...
Currently, we support around 274 children and their families, around 50 young people and families who are transitioning to adult services, and around 120 bereaved families. Overall, since 1999, TÅ· Hafan has supported almost 1200 families at the hospice and...
Our catchment area is mid, south and west Wales (from Aberystwyth downwards). But if requested, we will endeavour to support a child or young person wherever they live in Wales.
We offer specialist end-of-life care advice and support that provides invaluable comfort to families and guides them through the legal, ethical and practical aspects of a child’s death. We’re also here to provide bereavement support to family members for as...
We recognise the four elements that constitute total care: physical, emotional, social and spiritual. This means we provide a bespoke package of specialist palliative care to every child and their family members. This involves us working with a range of...