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Coronavirus: urgent plea for support

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You are not alone

In this time of lockdown, more people than ever are looking to our virtual services for bereavement support.

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Palliative and neurological support

We provide palliative and neurological support from our specialist centres and in people's homes.
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Online Bereavement Support

Our free Online Bereavement Support makes it easy to connect with the right support for you.
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Sue Ryder Nurses

Sue Ryder Nurses are privileged to be there to give care and support to people and their families at the most difficult time of their lives.
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Sue Ryder Nurses urgently need your support

Our Sue Ryder Nurses are still there when it matters, caring for people in our hospices, in the community and in our neurological centres. Please help us continue our vital services during these difficult times.

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Download 'A Better Death' guide

Our useful Sue Ryder guide can help you discuss dying and plan for the end of life you want.

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Shop with us

Support Sue Ryder by shopping online in our dedicated Online Shop. Our charity shops are starting a phased re-opening but we are still currently unable to provide our free furniture collection.

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Our latest news

Sue Ryder statement on planned phased re-opening of charity shops: Summer 2020

Sue Ryder will begin to re-open a small number of its high street charity shops from Monday 22 June. The charity will look to open more shops throughout July and August, once it is confident that this can be done safely.

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Coronavirus (Covid-19) guidance: visiting a Sue Ryder hospice or neurological centre

Visiting a Sue Ryder hospice or neurological centre remains significantly limited and continues to be carefully managed to ensure the safety of the people in our care, our staff and visitors.

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“The support has been above and beyond what I could have imagined.” Bel Cornwell's marathon challenge in aid of Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice

Bel Cornwell was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease more than five years ago. Since then she has lost the ability to walk and talk and is confined to a wheelchair, but is still determined to complete her own ‘marathon’ challenge in aid of Sue Ryder Leckhampton Court Hospice, who have supported Bel and her family.

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