We’re delighted to announce that we have appointed James Sanderson as the new Chief Executive. James will be joining us in August and will lead us to deliver our new long-term vision and strategy.

Read more at: sueryder.org/blog/sue-ryder…

Thank you to all the MPs who spoke out for hospices in yesterday's UK House of Commons debate on Hospice Funding.

It is clear there is cross-party support for the introduction of a sustainable hospice funding model and the Government must address this.

hansard.parliament.uk/commons/2024-0…

Great to see this vital debate on hospice funding has been rescheduled and will hopefully happen later today.
Hospices are facing significant funding challenges, and we urge MPs to attend this debate to discuss this pressing issue.
Watch the debate here: parliamentlive.tv/Event/Index/c3…

What an incredible day at the @londonmarathon!

Each of our runners has done such an incredible job and we're so grateful for everything they've done to support us 💙

Inspired? Apply for a place in the 2025 London Marathon at sueryder.org/get-involved/f…

Please join us in wishing all our TCS London Marathon runners the very best of luck for the big day tomorrow!

We hope you have a brilliant day and share our biggest thanks for your fantastic support - you are incredible 💙

Apply for a place in 2025 at sueryder.org/get-involved/f…

Yesterday’s hospice funding debate was withdrawn due to a busy parliamentary agenda.

We will provide an update when this is rescheduled.

Tune into ITV News West Country tonight at 6.45pm to see Team Sue Ryder London Marathon runner, Cathy Hammond and Sue Ryder Nurse, Eleana, being interviewed.

Thanks to the ITV Westcountry team for joining us in the sunny hospice garden this morning 🌞💙

Thank you Peter Gibson MP and Sally-Ann Hart MP for securing a UK House of Commons debate on hospice funding on Mon 15 April.
Ahead of the debate we’ve briefed MPs on the key issues around hospice funding and the significant challenges this creates for Sue Ryder & the wider hospice sector.

The thoughts and feelings we have when someone dies are often unfamiliar and unwelcome.

We want to reassure you that there is no ‘normal’ way to grieve. Everyone grieves in different ways.

We're here for you, however you may feel.

Visit sueryder.org/support

It can be difficult to know what you should and shouldn't do when someone you know has been bereaved. Often, just being there for them is most appreciated.

We're sharing tips on what you should avoid doing to someone grieving.

For more advice, visit sueryder.org/grief-support/…