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Galway Hospice Foundation

Galway Hospice Annual Report 2025

Galway Hospice Foundation is the specialist palliative care provider for Galway and Mayo, serving a population of over 408,000. The report covers calendar year 2025 and is based in Ireland, so geography is International. The report also contains separate Mayo figures; only Galway/community-team figures are used here. Contact email is the fundraising address; the report lists named staff addresses but no Head of Fundraising was confirmed. Source: Galway Hospice Annual Report 2025 PDF, retrieved Oct 2026.

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Specialist palliative care in Galway and Mayo through inpatient, day care and community services, working in partnership with the HSE; therapy sessions for patients; and family support

Key Metrics

Key Metric 1 Supported more than 1,600 patients in 2025 across Galway and Mayo (figure from the Galway Hospice announcement of the report)
Key Metric 2 Community Palliative Care Team supported 1,124 patients (up 11%), making 26,564 patient calls and 7,140 visits
Key Metric 3 The 18-bed Galway Hospice Inpatient Unit cared for 351 patients, up 4% on 2024

Key Outcomes

  • 86% of patients receiving care from the Community Palliative Care Team died at home
  • 72% of patients supported by the community team were never readmitted to an acute hospital
  • 99% of community referrals were seen within seven days

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