Our funding is derived from three main sources: a minimal monthly fee contributed by our patients and their families, generous donations from the community, and a nominal fee charged for hosting student carers as part of their practical training. In the past, we were fortunate to receive a subsidy from the Department of Health; however, this critical support was withdrawn following widespread budget cuts, leaving us to navigate the financial challenges independently.

Despite these constraints, we remain steadfast in our mission to provide compassionate end-of-life care. Donations have become the cornerstone of our operations, enabling us to ensure that every individual, regardless of their financial circumstances, has the opportunity to spend their final days in comfort and dignity. We believe that the right to dignified care at the end of life is a fundamental human right, and with the continued generosity of our supporters, we are committed to making this a reality for all who need it.