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About Eden Valley

Eden Valley Hospice provides care for adults with life limiting illnesses from North Cumbria.

Our Adult In-Patient Unit has 10 beds in single en-suite rooms. The home from home environment creates a relaxing atmosphere for patients and families with each room overlooking the beautiful walled garden.

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Our Vision and Mission provide the foundation of our strategy; and our values are at the heart of everything our workforce and volunteers do.

Our Vision

Improving care for people in our communities who are dying or have conditions which will shorten their lives.

Suzanne Garbarino in hospice garden

Our Mission

To deliver the best quality care with our partners for now, and for the future.

Jenny Wilson on the adult in-patient unit

Our Values

Caring
Respect
Innovative
Inclusive
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Our diversity statement

“At Eden Valley Hospice and Jigsaw, Cumbria’s Children’s Hospice, we are committed to creating a culture of inclusion and diversity. We strive to include diversity, equity and inclusion throughout all that we do, and we embrace employees, volunteers and candidates from underrepresented groups.”

nurse on adult ward

Environmental statement

Eden Valley Hospice and Jigsaw Cumbria’s Children’s Hospice has changed enormously since the first part of the building opened in 1991.

As extensions have been added over the last 30+ years it has meant we have a number of different plumbing, heating and lighting systems inside and out. Since 2022 we have embarked on a journey of consolidation, improvement and sustainability. This is a long-term ambition.

Our building is showing its age, and we acknowledge it is a product of its generation with insulation standards lower than we would like.

In 2023 we worked with an intern from Lancaster University – Aniket Deshpande (pictured with CEO Julie Clayton) – to review the challenges we face and look for solutions to some of the issues we face. We know our carbon footprint could be improved and are exploring renewable energy resources to make our building more efficient and sustainable.

Within the next five years (by 2029) we will:

  • Streamline our energy systems.
  • Consolidate our hot water storage.
  • Increase our use of renewable energy sources.
  • Improve our energy efficiency.
  • Replace infrastructure with more sustainable equipment.
  • Improve waste reduction and recycling.
  • Demonstrate a smaller carbon footprint (compared to Summer 2023).
  • Work towards alignment with the NHS Net Zero policy.

This will include:

  • Reducing our energy consumption by 20% by 2029.
  • Increasing our green energy generation by 30% by 2029.
Aniket Deshpande with Julie Clayton, hospice CEO
Eden Valley Hospice is rated Good by CQC
Report day: 15 July 2016
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