How we can help
Whether you’re caring for someone, or dealing with the loss of someone close, we’ll be there in a way that’s meaningful to you.
Emotional & Bereavement Support
Our expert team of counsellors and support visitors can support you and your loved ones in the days, months or even years after your bereavement.
Carer Support
As a carer you have a vital role in providing your loved one with the care they need, so we will work with you and alongside you to make sure you feel involved, supported and listened to.
Spiritual Care
Our Spiritual Care team support people of all faiths and none, and through listening and talking we can help you achieve a sense of peace and understanding.
Wellbeing Calendar
From drop-in coffee mornings to bereavement support groups, we run a range of sessions designed to benefit your wellbeing. All sessions are facilitated by our Wellbeing team, specially trained volunteers, or trusted partners.
View Wellbeing CalendarLuke received counselling whilst his wife, Clair, was being cared for at our hospice.
Luke told us, “Visiting Clair whilst trying to manage and care for the children was overwhelming. But when things became too much, I could sit with a counsellor and cry and let everything out. The hospice offered me a support network I didn’t even know I needed”
Luke also received counselling after Clair died: “The bereavement counselling changed me in the most dramatic, positive ways. I’m not overwhelmed by my feelings anymore. Speaking about things so honestly has made me stronger.”
We want to hear from you!
Want us to offer other support and services? Have ideas on how we could support your needs? We welcome your feedback and suggestions.
Contact our Wellbeing Services Team on: wellbeing@stch.org.uk
