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We're there when it matters

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Coronavirus Emergency Appeal

For over 60 years Sue Ryder has been there when it matters most. But right now, the coronavirus crisis is having a devastating impact on our funding and we urgently need your help.

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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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Bereavement support

Our Online Community is a place to share experiences, get things off your chest, ask questions and chat to people who understand.
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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

All of our charity shops are currently closed and we are currently unable to provide our free furniture collection. Learn more about how you can support and shop with us in the future.

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Our latest news

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

To reduce the spread of Coronavirus and reduce the risk of exposure to our existing patients and frontline staff, our Sue Ryder Centres are now completely closed to visitors. Exceptions can only be made on compassionate grounds if visiting a loved one in the very last days of life. 

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Joint letter to British Retail Consortium to ask for hospice staff to access key worker hours in supermarkets

Together with Hospice UK, Marie Curie and Together for Short Lives, Sue Ryder has written to the British Retail Consortium to ask for their help in making sure hospice staff can access supermarkets alongside their NHS counterparts during key worker hours.

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Coronavirus patients being cared for by Sue Ryder Nurses on the brink of running out of Personal Protection Equipment

The NHS and people at the end of their lives will be the victims, as charity, Sue Ryder, fears it is only a matter of days before it will cease to be able to protect staff from COVID-19.

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