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01522 511 566

Opening Times:

  • Mon - Sun: Open 24 hours
  • Quiet Time: 2pm - 3.30pm

Lincoln Wellbeing Centre

01522 518 200

Opening Times:

  • Mon - Fri: 9am – 4pm
  • Sat - Sun: Closed

Louth Wellbeing Centre

01507 351 500

Opening Times:

  • Mon - Fri: 9am – 4pm
  • Sat - Sun: Closed

Grantham Wellbeing Centre

01476 591 010

Opening Times:

  • Mon - Fri: 9am – 4pm
  • Sat - Sun: Closed
01205 332 494

Opening Times:

  • Mon - Fri: 9am – 4pm
  • Sat - Sun: Closed
St Barnabas Lincoln Wellbeing Centre

St Barnabas wellbeing centres

The St Barnabas Wellbeing Centres are a base in the community where patients, their families, friends, and carers can attend medical appointments, counselling and bereavement support, and wellbeing services.

These are modern, friendly spaces where local people can find support. The centres host support groups, creative wellbeing groups, informal drop-in coffee mornings, along with other types of social events where everyone is welcome to have a chat and meet new people.

View our wellbeing social events

Wellbeing Services

We offer a number of support options for patients with a life-limiting or terminal illness. We also provide support for families and carers, with a range of services in a friendly and relaxed atmosphere including emotional and psychological support, spiritual care and welfare and benefits advice.

Take a look at our Wellbeing Services

Hospice at Home

Many people want to be cared for in their own home. This is where they feel safe, comfortable, and can spend precious time with their loved ones. The Hospice at Home team support this choice and work 365 days a year to care for patients in their own home.

See how we can help at home

Make a referral

St Barnabas Hospice provides free palliative care to adults in Lincolnshire with a life-limiting or terminal illness. To be referred, patients must be registered with a Lincolnshire GP, aged 18 or over, diagnosed with a life-limiting or terminal illness, and have given consent for the referral, wherever possible.

Make a referral