Staying safe and warm - information and support
Everyone deserves to feel safe and warm during life's most difficult moments.
But for people who are approaching the end of their life or have been recently bereaved, this is even more important.
Health problems associated with both grief and terminal illness can make us more vulnerable to the cold and safety issues in the home. They can also make it hard for us to keep up with bills and maintenance, putting us at higher risk.
Sue Ryder has created these resources to help get the support you need to stay safe and warm this winter.

If you have an illness or condition that makes staying safe and warm in your home even more important, then this information is for you. This includes if you are having care from Sue Ryder Nurses or palliative care teams.

If you are grieving someone close to you and this is making it harder for to keep your home safe and warm, then this information is for you.