Two dedicated nurses from Prospect Hospice’s Inpatient Unit swapped the ward for the skies in a thrilling skydive to raise vital funds for local hospice care.
Kimberly, Acting Team Leader, and Sarah, Senior Registered Nurse, took on the challenge Sunday 10 August as a personal tribute to the patients and families they support every day.
Having witnessed first-hand the impact of fundraising on the care Prospect Hospice provides, both nurses are determined to give back in the most daring way.

Their skydive was entirely self-funded, meaning every penny raised will go directly to Prospect Hospice – helping to fund compassionate, specialist care for people living with a life-limiting illness. They have raised over £1,500 so far.
Kimberly said: “We see every day just how much difference the hospice makes to people at the most difficult time in their lives. Taking on this challenge is our way of giving something back – to help ensure more families can continue to receive the same level of care and support. It’s completely out of our comfort zones, but we know it’s for such an important cause.”
Prospect Hospice has been at the heart of the community for 45 years, and with supporters like Kimberly and Sarah leading the way, the charity hopes to continue making a difference for generations to come.
To support their leap for Prospect Hospice, visit: www.prospect-hospice.net/ nurseskydive








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