The charity requires £5.8million each year
Funding will be one of the biggest priorities for Hospice Isle of Man in the new year.
The charity requires £5.8million each year with £1.7million given from Manx Care.
It is left solely to raise the remainder of the funds.
Manager of Rebecca House Children's Hospice. Vicky Wilson says that with the current economic situation, the charity, like others, is feeling it:
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