LivingGrief is the St Elizabeth Hospice bereavement service.

We are here to help open up conversations about grief and support you and loved ones throughout bereavement. Together, we can talk about grief.

LivingGrief is available to anyone affected by grief from a progressive, life-limiting illness or from COVID-19.

You do not need to have had previous contact with the hospice to access our bereavement services.

Our new Living Grief Sessions are available to anyone who is bereaved in East Suffolk.

We support families who have had a loved ones cared for in hospital, in a care home and in the community. We also support staff and residents at care homes with bereavement. Just click the 'Support in the community & care homes' button below to find out more.

Please click on this link to find out more.

Compassionate Communities is part of a local project to support living life fully before we die, providing companions for people and families affected by life-limiting illness, and starting conversations about end of life.

Please click on this link to find out more.

Macmillan Cancer Support provides physical, financial and emotional support. Macmillian also offer a Telephone Buddy service. So whatever cancer throws your way, they are right there with you.

• The Macmillan Freephone Support line is open seven days a week from 08.00 to 20.00 and can help with any questions you may have 0808 808 0000
• If you are feeling isoloate Macmillian has an Online Community open 24/7 and is a safe space to share experiences and vent emotions.
• Macmillian also offer a Telephone Buddy Service for people living with cancer,

Please click on this link to find out more.

St Elizabeth Hospice support people living with progressive and terminal illnesses. They offer expert care and support to help them, and their families, maximise the potential for the time they have left.

Please click on this link to find out more.

565 Service provides emotional support for children, young people and families living with a family member with progressive illness. The service also provides bereavement support following the loss of a loved one, via family meetings, one to one counselling and group work.

Please click on this link to find out more.