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Stephen Bevan reflects on the four years since his cancer diagnosis in this blog for Dying Matters

03 May 2023

A Last Hurrah? Reflections on a Terminal Diagnosis

Stephen Bevan reflects on the four years since his cancer diagnosis - and shares what he's learned about navigating his way through his 'most recent and difficult chapter'.

Man with mask on looking out of window

Concerns about dying alone

Not everyone has family members or friends who can be present towards the end of their life, but there is support available for you.

We publish a wealth of publications to support hospice and palliative care providers, covering a wide range of topics

Published: 01st July 2013

Strength in numbers

This report demonstrates how hospices are missing out in the national fundraising arena. Hospice fundraising is strong where it is rooted in communities but the report confirms los...

Wellbeing support service for clinical staff

Wellbeing Support Service for Clinical Staff

Just 'B' provides subsidised emotional wellbeing support for clinical staff. On this page, you can learn about the service and find out how to get support.

Suli Breaks, whose poem Fireworks has been written for Dying Matters

22 November 2021

Suli Breaks pens new verse for #IRemember campaign

British poet and spoken word artist, Suli Breaks has penned an exclusive verse on themes of grief and loss, mourning and memory to mark #IRemember (22-26 November).

What happens when someone in the community or family dies? People from a range of cultures and faiths explain their cultural traditions around dying, for Dying Matters Awareness Week 2025

What happens when someone dies

What happens when someone in the community or family dies? People from a range of cultures and faiths explain their cultural traditions around dying.