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Specialist information and advice for people of retirement age and over and their carers.
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When you start using the service, you'll be matched with a specially trained volunteer who'll give you regular bereavement support. They'll provide a safe space where you can talk openly about the things that are worrying you. You can access up to six telephone sessions of 45 minutes.
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If you want to talk to someone following a bereavement, we’re here for you. Whether your bereavement was expected, happened recently or was some time ago, we can help. We can also support you before your loved one dies.
When you start using the service, you'll be matched with a specially trained volunteer who'll give you regular bereavement support. They'll provide a safe space where you can talk openly about the things that are worrying you.
You can access up to six telephone sessions of 45 minutes.
Marie Curie Telephone Bereavement Service is not a counselling service. Our volunteers are here to offer you a safe, confidential space to discuss your feelings and emotions around bereavement.
The service may not be suitable for people who require a greater level of support, such as counselling or psychotherapy.
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Specialist information and advice for people of retirement age and over and their carers.
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We want to ensure that if you are affected by cancer, you have access to comprehensive, expert information and support. We can help anyone – patients, their relatives, friends and carers – with concerns about cancer.
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The Kingston Stronger Together (KST) Health Improvement team will support those who are suffering with long-Covid symptoms to get the support they need. The team provide links to support for wider health needs and, where eligible, offer Household Support Fund vouchers.