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Our
statement
on
energy
cap
rise
Our Chief Executive comments following the announcement of an energy cap rise for England, Wales and Scotland, in January 2025.
21 Nov 2024
Richard’s
story:
Telling
our
children
their
mum
was
dying
Richard writes about how he spoke to his children's about the fact their mum was dying to help others facing similar challenges.
End-of-life care
19 Nov 2024
Our
response
to
the
Autumn
budget
How announcements in 2024's Autumn Budget will affect palliative and end-of-life care.
Influencing
31 Oct 2024
Sue
Ryder
Chief
Executive
responds
to
assisted
dying
bill
Sue Ryder's Chief Executive, James Sanderson, responds to the assisted dying bill being discussed in the House of Commons today.
End-of-life care
16 Oct 2024
Keeping
mum's
memory
alive
-
Holli's
Special
Memories
Tribute
Holli began fundraising for Sue Ryder in 2017 to mark twenty years since her mum's death. She has now raised over £25,000 for the services that cared for her mum.
08 Oct 2024
Luke's
story:
My
family's
experience
of
cancer,
palliative
care
and
grief
As Luke welcomed his newborn son to the family, he was also saying goodbye to his dad James. Here he shares how after this "rollercoaster" of a year he has learned to live with his grief.
Grief and bereavement
26 Sep 2024
Molly's
story:
Embracing
life
with
a
terminal
illness
Molly was diagnosed with breast cancer in 2015 when she turned 50. After surgery, chemotherapy and radiotherapy she was given the all clear in 2016. But, after going to her GP for unrelated tests in 2020 she was told the cancer had returned and spread to the bones in her pelvis.
25 Sep 2024
Lord
Darzi's
NHS
review:
Our
response
Sue Ryder has commented on Lord Darzi's Independent Investigation of the National Health Service in England report.
End-of-life care
12 Sep 2024
Using
my
grief
to
help
others:
Michele's
volunteer
experience
at
a
Grief
Kind
Space
After her husband was cared for by the expert team at Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice, Michele King, 66, started volunteering to give something back to the charity. This year she took on a new volunteer role at the Sue Ryder Grief Kind Space in Cheltenham, using her own experiences to help others navigate their grief. Here she explains how the Grief Kind Space works, and why it’s such an important form of support for its members.
Personal stories
12 Sep 2024
Grief
Kind
Space:
A
lifeline
for
Sue
after
her
husband’s
sudden
death
When Sue O’Shea’s husband died unexpectedly, she struggled to cope with her grief. Then the 68-year-old heard about Sue Ryder’s Grief Kind Space in her hometown of Cheltenham, and she decided to attend. Here she talks about her experience at the Grief Kind Space, and how for her it’s been a lifeline at an incredibly difficult time.
Personal stories
12 Sep 2024