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Who are we?

Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide exists to meet the needs and break the isolation of those bereaved by the suicide of a close relative or friend.

 

We are a self-help organisation.  Many of our volunteers have themselves been bereaved by suicide.

What do we offer?

We offer emotional and practical support in a number of ways...

  • Confidential telephone helpline
  • Support information
  • Help by e-mail
  • Group meetings (in a number of locations)
  • One-day conferences
  • Residential events
  • Information relating to practical issues and problems

Our aims

We aim to provide a safe, confidential environment in which bereaved people can share their experiences and feelings, so giving and gaining support from each other.

 

We also strive to improve public awareness and maintain contacts with many other statutory and voluntary organisations.

 

Suicide recognises no age, social, ethnic or cultural boundaries - neither do we. Our groups are open to any individual.

 
 

LATEST NEWS

In response to the sad death of Jacintha Saldanha

Download our press statement offering help and support to anyone affected by this tragic event.

Support Group Leaders needed

If you have been bereaved by suicide and feel you can offer help and support to others, why not start a support group?

 

For more information please contact Eric at the National Office, telephone number 0115 944 1117.

 

Make a donation using Virgin Money Giving

 

LATEST FUNDRAISERS

 

On 21 April 2013 Ali Moore will be running the London Marathon and raising funds and awareness for SOBS, in fond remembrance of Sarah and Tory.

 

If you would like to sponsor Ali please go to her Virgin Money Giving page.

 

Thank you, Ali, and good luck!

 

Go to JustGiving to find out who else is raising funds for us.

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Funded by the Esmée Fairbairn Foundation