Sue Ryder Grief Kind Space
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SUE RYDER GRIEF KIND SPACE
A new charity initiative, launched in partnership with national palliative and bereavement charity, Sue Ryder, will support people who are grieving in our city, providing a safe place for people to talk about their loss.
The sessions run from our Community Club here at AMT Headingley Stadium on Tuesday afternoons between 2:30pm and 4:30pm.
This space is the third to open in Leeds and comes following the success of other Grief Kind Spaces already established in the city.
Leeds Rhinos legend, Jamie Peacock, is supporting this initiative as an Ambassador for Sue Ryder’s Leeds-based hospice, Wheatfields, which cared for his father since 2019, raising thousands of pounds for the charity.
Run as a drop-in, people can attend for the full two hours or drop in for ten minutes or less to come together with others in a safe and informal place supported by trained Sue Ryder volunteers, helping them share their experience to feel heard and less alone.
For details of further Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces opening in 2024 visit www.sueryder.org/spaces.
To find out more about becoming a Grief Kind Space volunteer visit sueryder.org/GKVolunteer or email GriefKindSpaces@sueryder.org.
Sue Ryder Grief Kind Spaces is not a counselling service. Anyone seeking more formal support can use Sue Ryder’s existing Online Bereavement Counselling Service and other support services by clicking HERE.
