Hospice Isle of Man has re-opened its therapeutic day unit after receiving a £50,000 grant.
The unit was established for patients to attend interactive workshops in a social and psychologically safe environment, and had previously been halted due to Covid-19.
The charity is now able to re-open it for one day a week and offer a varied programme.
The funding, from the Manx Lottery Trust, has gone towards staff, transport for patients, and resources.
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