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Telling your story
If you’d like to share your experience of grief with us, please complete this form.
Support for executors and solicitors
If you are administering an estate that includes a gift to Sue Ryder, you can find all the information you need here.
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Choose your partnership
Each of Sue Ryder's corporate partnerships are different - take a look at some of our typical corporate partner activities.
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Grief Kind Spaces volunteer opportunities
We are looking for volunteers to support our Grief Kind Spaces drop-in sessions across the UK. Read more about where and how to get involved.
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Lottie Tomlinson, Digital creator
Lottie Tomlinson has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder’s bereavement support services since 2020. Lottie’s mum died in 2016 and her sister died in 2019.
Registering a death
Registering your loved one’s death is one of the first things you need to do after they’ve died. Find out how to register a death and what documents you’ll need.
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Our history
How we have supported people in their most difficult moments, since 1954.
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How we spend your donations
The vital contribution of our many supporters helps to provide our patients and residents with the expert care and compassionate support they need and deserve. 79p in every £1 spent goes towards supporting people at the most difficult times of their lives
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Lisa Riley
In the first instalment of our new Grief Kind podcast, Clover Stroud speaks to BAFTA-winning actress and television presenter Lisa Riley about her mum, Cath, who died in Lisa’s arms from pancreatic cancer.
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Lottie Tomlinson
Sue Ryder Ambassador Lottie Tomlinson talks about her personal experience of grief and how being kind to yourself after a bereavement can help you through even the darkest of days.
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Grief Kind Spaces
Find out more about our Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces across the country, giving people who are grieving access to informal, in-person, peer-to-peer support.
Coping as a carer
As a carer, looking after yourself is the best way to ensure that you can be there to provide the care and support you want to for your friend or relative.
Telling people about your diagnosis
Telling the people you love that you have a limited time to live can be one of the hardest things you ever have to do - particularly when you are trying to cope with the news yourself.
Planning ahead for your funeral
Thinking about and planning your funeral can feel very difficult, but it can provide reassurance to those close to you that they are celebrating your life in the way you wanted.
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Donate clothes
Donate your old clothes to charity and help support us. All profits go straight to supporting our palliative and bereavement support.
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What to expect
Thinking of joining us to help us be there when it matters? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions from people joining our retail teams, and more about the support you can expect from Sue Ryder.
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Privacy policy
Sue Ryder is committed to respecting and protecting any personal information we obtain about you, whether you’re a supporter, a service user, a shopper, a volunteer or a campaigner.
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Search begins to secure sustainable future for Peterborough landmark and protect vital care services
Sue Ryder is working with local and national heritage experts to explore potential options to preserve the much-loved local landmark Thorpe Hall Hospice in Peterborough and help protect the care the charity gives.
We were pleased to see that several recommendations for improving the health and social care system that we have made were highlighted within the review.
Today, 4th April 2023, the final report of Hewitt Review was published. This is an independent review into the oversight, governance and accountability of Integrated Care Systems (ICSs) across England which has been conducted by Rt Hon. Patricia Hewitt (Chair of Norfolk and Waveney Integrated Care Board).
Heidi Travis, Sue Ryder's Chief Executive Officer
Statement from Sue Ryder on transferring ownership of its neurological services in England to Brainkind
Sue Ryder has transferred ownership of its neurological services in England to Brainkind, formerly The Disabilities Trust.