Five thoughts for kids grieving like me
For Children's Grief Awareness Week we spoke to nine year old Tyler to get his advice on how to deal with bereavement as a young person.
What it means to be a Marie Curie Nurse
Marie Curie Nurses offer support for people living with a terminal illness, caring for them through the night in their own homes. Hear from our nurses about the time they spend with the people that need them.
We’re here for people living with any terminal illness, and their families. We offer expert care, guidance and support to help them get the most from the time they have left.
How we can help
If you or someone you’re close to has a terminal illness, we’re here to support you.
How you can help
Only with the support of people like you can we continue caring for people living with a terminal illness across the UK.
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Our latest blogs
How can hospitals deliver hospice-level care?
Around half the people who die in the UK each year still die in hospital, so we must make sure hospitals are delivering great palliative care.
Being cared for at home was vital for Beenie
After Jane Hilton’s sister Barbara (known as Beenie) was diagnosed with a brain tumour, Marie Curie Nurses cared for her at home with her family.