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We are working towards a future when everyone, who is dying or grieving, can access the quality of care they need and deserve.

Right now, across the UK, many people who are nearing the end of their life or living with grief are unable to get the support they need. Through our influencing work, we are creating a movement for change.

Our long-term goals

We are ambitious about the change we can achieve. All our campaigns are working to reach these goals.

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Fairer funding for palliative care

We are calling on the Government to commit to providing more sustainable ways of funding for the hospice care sector.

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Better support for grieving people

We are working with the Government, other bereavement organisations and healthcare professionals to improve support available for people who are grieving.

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Improving end-of-life care

We listen carefully to people who are dying, their loved ones and the professionals that support them, and we campaign to make sure everyone can have a good death.

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Changing attitudes to death and dying

We are helping everyone to feel confident talking about dying and grief so that they can support each other better.

News and blogs

The latest comments from our Influencing team.

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Government announces investment in health in Spending Review - our reaction
Today, the Chancellor announced the outcome of the Spending Review, which decides government spending over the next few years until 2029.
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New survey reveals serious gaps in palliative and end-of-life care
Our new survey has revealed serious gaps in communication and care between health professionals and people nearing the end of their life.
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Invitation to help shape a new approach to end-of-life care
Sue Ryder is looking for people to join an online discussion group to share their thoughts on a new approach to end-of-life care that we are developing.

Policy and publications hub

Policy hub

Take a look at our published material, including research, briefings and consultation responses.

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Meet our team

Meet the Sue Ryder Influencing team.