How we can help

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

• Duchess of Kent Hospice, Berkshire
• Homecare Scotland, Angus
• Homecare Scotland, Stirling
• Leckhampton Court Hospice, Gloucestershire
• Manorlands Hospice, Yorkshire
• St. John's Hospice, Bedfordshire
• South Oxfordshire Palliative Care Hub, Oxfordshire
• Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre The Chantry, Suffolk
• Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Dee View Court, Aberdeenshire
• Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Lancashire, Lancashire
• Sue Ryder Neurological Care Centre Stagenhoe, Hertfordshire
• Thorpe Hall Hospice, Cambridgeshire
• Wheatfields Hospice, Yorkshire

If someone you love is dying or has died, our Online Community is a place to share experiences, get things off your chest, ask questions and chat to people who understand.

• Visit our Online Community

Losing someone we love is probably one the hardest experiences many of us will ever go through. The death of someone close to you can be overwhelming, and you may feel a mixture of emotions. It is important to know that there is no ‘standard’ way of experiencing loss and no ‘right’ way to grieve.

• Sue Ryder provides a range of bereavement support that aims to help you as an individual

Find information about the palliative and neurological care that Sue Ryder provides, as well as answering questions about these types of care and our nurses.

• Information about our care and nurses

Our policy and public affairs team lobbies to improve palliative, neurological and bereavement support.

• Find out more about this work

We have a variety of information and resources available for health and social care professionals.

• Find out more about our training courses, research and other information for healthcare professionals