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Mountbatten

Formerly known as the Earl Mountbatten Hospice, Mountbatten is the only Isle of Wight hospice and lead provider of palliative care to the Island community.

As well as the 16-bed Hospice in Newport, on any given day Mountbatten provide care in the home to over 650 people, as well as offering a number of other services too.

Below are the articles that OnTheWight has published about Moubtbatten.

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Alan Titchmarsh opens new garden at the Hospice

Former High Sheriff for the Isle of Wight, Alan Titchmarsh, officially opened a new therapeutic and recreational Garden at Earl Mountbatten Hospice, surrounded by many of those who made the garden a reality.
Hannah Brear
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Sign up now to be part of The Big Sing

Sign up now to take part in the Big Sing workshop with nationally-acclaimed music director and choirmaster, Hannah Brear. The culmination of the workshop will be a performance to visitors of the Barton Manor Open Garden day.
Poppy Gamble with her artwork and Lee White, Manager of the Way Forward Programme
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Way Forward to exhibit latest work at Hospice Art Gallery

The Way Forward Programme, which also supports people on the autistic spectrum and people with mental health conditions, will be displaying work at the Hospice that was created during their arts programme.
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World class ballet returns to the Isle of Wight

BalletWorks promise a treat and a half this month as they return to Medina Theatre with dancers from Stuttgart Ballet, Hamburg Ballet, Staatsballet Berlin and Ballet Augsburg. All in aid of the Earl Mountbatten Hospice.
Pam
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Hospice celebrates talented artists during Open Studios

The artistic talents of volunteers, service users and patients are being celebrated as Earl Mountbatten Hospice takes part in this year’s Open Studios programme (Friday, 15 July – Monday, 25 July)
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Sunflower studies bring smiles all round

Every student in St George's school in Newport have planted a sunflower seed in a huge polytunnel which they have now planted in the gardens at the Earl Mountbatten Hospice.
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