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Information and support

Whatever your question, Marie Curie is here to help with practical information and support on all aspects of life with terminal illness, dying and bereavement.

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Our Support Line

We provide free support over the phone in over 200 languages, and via webchat, to anyone with an illness they're likely to die from and those close to them.

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Our strategy

Our mission for the next five years is to close the gap in end of life care and make sure everyone gets the care and support they need.

Our strategy
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How we work

Learn about Marie Curie's governance, including information on our trustees, chief executive, executive committee and patrons.

How we work

Stories

A Q&A on the importance of Men’s Sheds

A Q&A on the importance of Men’s Sheds

How can a shed at a hospice help men who are grieving and living with a terminal illness? We spoke to researchers to find out…

Published 22 April 2024
A Q&A on the importance of Men’s Sheds
"Caring for my mother was a real privilege"

"Caring for my mother was a real privilege"

Gen cared for his mother after she was diagnosed with stage three breast cancer. When she died, Gen reached out to the Marie Curie for support.

Published 19 April 2024
"Caring for my mother was a real privilege"
“Mum didn’t want lots of intervention"

“Mum didn’t want lots of intervention"

I spent at least six years looking after Mum. If it wasn’t for the Marie Curie Healthcare Assistants, I don’t think I’d have coped at all.

Published 18 April 2024
“Mum didn’t want lots of intervention"