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We're there when it matters

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Help us fill someone's last days with love

Wherever someone spends their final days, you can help give them a better goodbye by supporting Sue Ryder today. We'll find out what’s best for a family and fill the room with love.

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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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Bereavement is a painful but inevitable experience

Just like sick leave, maternity and paternity leave, bereavement leave should be a basic right at work and it deserves the same statutory protection.

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Coping with grief

Losing someone can be tough. We have advice and resources to help you deal with grief and guide family or friends who are providing support.

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Shop with us

Support our work by visiting your local Sue Ryder charity shop. You can also buy brand new items on our dedicated Online Shop or find a pre-loved treasure on our eBay or Depop stores.

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Our latest news

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

We understand that visiting is loved ones is crucial to the health and wellbeing of all our patients and clients, and the safety of the people in our care remains of paramount importance.

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Carers Week 2021: “This isn’t just a job, I see it as something that I enjoy”

Lisa is a carer at Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Stagenhoe. She talks of the connections she feels to the centre, how supportive the team have been even through the chaos of the pandemic and how glad she is that she made the switch to work in care.

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Carers Week 2021: “I don’t often leave after a shift thinking ‘I could have done more’. I give it everything and always do my best”

A carer at Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre The Chantry, Emma talks about first starting out at the centre, being part of an amazing team supporting residents every day and what she loves about her job.

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