Julia's House to be operating from new office in Wimborne

Martin Edwards, chief executive, Julia's House <i>(Image: Steven Dance)</i>
Martin Edwards, chief executive, Julia's House (Image: Steven Dance)
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A children’s hospice has announced plans for a new head office.

Julia’s House will soon be operating from a fully refurbished space on East Street in Wimborne, Dorset.

The move follows a collaboration with Meyson Properties, First Floors Mezzanine, and Jade Aden Interiors.

The renovation includes a bespoke mezzanine floor and a complete internal fit-out, with the project expected to be completed by the beginning of July.

Martin Edwards, chief executive, Julia's House (Image: Steven Dance)

Martin Edwards, CEO of Julia’s House, said: "We’re so excited to be moving into our new head office building over the next couple of months and are very grateful to Meyson Properties and Jade Aden Interiors, Paul and his team for their generous gift in kind in terms of refurbishment and rental that has helped us to make the move a reality."

The new office will bring together all teams, including those in care, fundraising, communications, HR, and operations.

Mr Edwards said: "Being under one roof including our care team will bring us all closer together, enabling better sharing of information and ultimately enhance the vital care we provide to local children and families."

Paul Meyer, director of Meyson Properties and Jade Aden Interiors, said: "From the beginning, the goal was to find a solution that worked commercially while also supporting the incredible work Julia’s House does within the community."

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