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Heather and her three children on a walk in 2012.
Richard’s story: Telling our children their mum was dying
Richard writes about how he spoke to his children's about the fact their mum was dying to help others facing similar challenges.
A Sue Ryder Nurse comforting a female patient at her bedside
Let kindness and care live on
Gifts in Wills that make our life-changing care possible. Order your free gifts in Wills guide, take the first step to letting kindness and care be your legacy.
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Physical symptoms of grief
In this article, we explore how your body can sometimes react in ways that you might not understand or expect when you’re grieving.
The Sue Ryder Grief Kind Garden, with grass, flowers and deck chairs
A gold medal winning garden
The power of the garden's ability to create a safe and peaceful sanctuary was recognised in the form of a prestigous gold medal. It will now be relocated to Sue Ryder St John’s Hospice in Bedford.
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Can't make it to one of our high street shops? Grab yourself a bargain from the comfort of your own home, on Sue Ryder's Online Shop or eBay store.
Sophie Meagher - Senior Policy and Influencing Officer
Sophie Meagher - Senior Policy and Influencing Officer
Sophie Meagher is our Senior Policy and Influencing Officer, supporting the delivery of Sue Ryder’s strategic goals to influence policy on palliative care and bereavement support.
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Questions about gifts in Wills
We've answered some of the most commonly asked questions about what it means to remember Sue Ryder in your Will.
Support for executors and solicitors
If you are administering an estate that includes a gift to Sue Ryder, you can find all the information you need here.
Feedback or complain about Sue Ryder shops or fundraising
Our supporters are incredibly important to us. Without your help, we simply wouldn’t be able to help the people who need us – or carry on providing and developing the services that so many depend on.
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Our partners
We partner with different companies in a variety of ways, whether that be investing in local communities through our hospices, or helping us be there for more bereaved people across the country.
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Our campaigns
We are working towards a future when everyone, who is dying or grieving, can access the quality of care they need and deserve.
Author, journalist and Sue Ryder Ambassador, Clover Stroud
Clover Stroud, Writer, journalist and broadcaster
Clover has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder’s bereavement support and palliative care services since 2020.
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Lisa Riley, BAFTA-winning TV actress and presenter
Lisa has been an Ambassador for Sue Ryder’s bereavement support services since 2021 and talks about the grief process, following the death of her mum, Cath in 2012.
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Richard Arnold, TV presenter and broadcaster
Richard has been an ambassador for Sue Ryder’s bereavement support services since 2021 and talks about the importance of speaking openly about grief, following the death of his Dad, Dave.
How to start a grief journal
Read about the benefits of keeping a grief journal and how to get started with your own, including prompts about what you might want to write about.
Dr. Rima Makarem, Sue Ryder's Chair of Trustees
Our trustees
Our Trustees are a group of volunteers with expert experience who oversee all we do. They choose the Chief Executive who has to report into them regularly on how well the organisation is performing.
A worried-looking, grieving woman on her phone after a bereavement
Who to inform when someone dies
Our guide on who you need to contact and formally notify when a friend or relative has died, including which organisations you have to contact.