A charity is asking people to take part in festive fundraising this Christmas.
Marie Curie, the end-of-life charity, wants people in Worcestershire to help care for those in need during the holiday season.
The charity provides care for those with terminal illnesses, including Alzheimer's, heart, liver, kidney and lung disease, motor neurone disease, Parkinson's, and advanced cancer.
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They suggest raising money through activities such as seaside dips, festive bake sales, 'deck your desk' competitions, or offering gift-wrapping services.
All funds will aid the charity in delivering much-needed care.
Peter Sara, the charity's senior community fundraiser for Worcestershire, said: "Christmas can be a difficult time for many people, and for families experiencing dying, death, or bereavement, it can often feel overwhelming.
"Marie Curie believes everyone should have expert care and support at the end of life, free from unnecessary pain, and have the dignity and respect they deserve, whatever their illness.
"By holding a festive fundraiser for Marie Curie, you can help bring care, comfort, and joy to even more people living with a terminal illness, at home, in our hospices, or over the phone."
For more information on festive fundraising, visit mariecurie.org.uk/get-involved/fundraise or contact Mr Sara on 07754 747979 and [email protected].