Sue Ryder

Abuse, domestic violence & sexual assault and Bereavement, grief & loss and Older people and Support for adults

Sue Ryder is a charity which supports people living with a terminal illness, a neurological condition or who are bereaved. They run Bereavement groups in Gloucester and Cheltenham:

  • Monday, 5-9pm at the Exmouth Arms in Cheltenham
  • Tuesday, 10am-12 at Roots Community Cafe, Gloucester
  • Wednesday 9-11am at John Lewis Cafe, Cheltenham
  • Wednesday 5-7pm at The Tank, Gloucester.

Find out more at: www.sueryder.org

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