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Grief Kind Spaces

Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces give people who are grieving access to informal, in-person, peer-to-peer support in their local area.

UPDATE: March 2026

As more people turn to us for bereavement support every year, we are seeking new ways to support even more people. This is why Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces are changing, so we can help more people access this type of support right across the UK.

Spaces will become independently run, led by local people, for local people, with Sue Ryder’s role becoming one of equipping communities with the tools and guidance to run their own spaces.

Sue Ryder supervised Grief Kind Spaces led by Sue Ryder volunteers will conclude by 1st May 2026. Going forward, a toolkit will be available to support the creation of new grief support groups.

Grief Kind Spaces has shown just how powerful it is for people who are grieving to come together and speak with others who have also been bereaved in their own community.

More information and advice

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Grief support services
We’re here to connect you with the right support for you. Whether that’s information and resources, our Grief Guide or an Online Community of others with similar experiences.
How can I cope with grief?
The death of someone can be overwhelming and you may feel a mix of emotions. There are things you can do and people who can support you through your bereavement.
Supporting someone bereaved
Everyone’s grief is different. Here we share guidance and advice about supporting someone else who is grieving - both emotionally and practically - when they have been bereaved.