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How to ensure people’s decisions are respected at the end of life

There are numerous reasons why the term ‘BAME’ is problematic, but we focus on why it is inappropriate and unhelpful to use in our content

…and the lessons we’ve learnt along the way

Where we are and where we need to be

We want you to be in control of your end-of-life decisions. Because there is no-one better to make them.

Our nurse-led information line is free of cost and free of judgement. We're here for you, whether you're preparing for the years ahead or need us right now.

We want to amplify the voices of the people we support, so we share their stories and experiences on our blog. We also work in the open, sharing our work and our thinking as it happens.

We listen to what dying people tell us, conduct research and then amplify their voices to drive policy changes to healthcare practice.

Lessons from an end-of-life helpline.

We partnered with Subco Trust and the University of Bristol’s Good Grief Connects project to co-produce advance care planning workshops for South Asian elders.