Our Ambassadors
Sue Ryder is proud of its Ambassadors and celebrity supporters. Together, they help to raise awareness of the charity and allow us to reach even more people who may need our help.
Whether it is supporting our fundraising or promoting our palliative care and bereavement support, our Ambassadors and celebrity supporters play a vital role in helping us achieve our goals.
The TV presenter and broadcaster has been an ambassador for Sue Ryder’s bereavement support services since 2021. He talks about the importance of speaking openly about grief, following the death of his Dad, Dave.
The ex-England footballer (1966 World Cup Squad) has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice in Cheltenham since 2020. The hospice cared for his daughter, Claire who died in 2010.
Dr Amir has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder Manorlands Hospice since 2021. The hospice in West Yorkshire is close to Dr Amir’s community GP practice and so he regularly refers patients.
Jamie has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder Wheatfields Hospice in Leeds since 2019, after his father was cared for by the nursing team before he died in 2013.
The BAFTA winning TV actress and presenter has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder’s bereavement support services since 2021. She talks about the grief process, following the death of her mum, Cath in 2012.
Clover has been an Ambassador for our bereavement support and palliative care services since 2020. She talks about the grief of losing her sister in 2019, and how her mum was cared for by Sue Ryder nurses when she was 16.
The digital creator is an Ambassador for our bereavement support services. Lottie’s mum died in 2016 and her sister died in 2019. Lottie credits bereavement counselling with helping her deal with her grief and she is keen to encourage others to seek support.
The award winning creative and broadcaster has been a Sue Ryder Ambassador since 2019, following the death of her mum shortly after her son was born.
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