Only those of us who have experienced this terrible tragedy can truly understand
None of us need to suffer alone
Together we can help each other
National Helpline
0300 111 5065
9am-9pm Monday to Friday
We exist to meet the needs and overcome the isolation experienced by people over 18 who have been bereaved by suicide.
We help around 7000 people each year, but sadly there is still huge unmet demand. Please can you help us today with a donation, so we can build more support groups?
Can you get involved and support our work?
Do you work with people affected by suicide?
Latest News
Calling for Helpline Volunteers
Can you join us to help others by volunteering for the National Helpline? The Helpline offers an invaluable service to adults, often to newly bereaved people, affected by the loss
CONFERENCES 2019
Preventing Suicide in Young People & Children Friday 1 February 2019 De Vere West One Conference Centre, London Chaired by Karen Mellanby, Director of Networks and Communities, Mind and with opening
High court decision means more inquests will return suicide conclusions
Please see following link for further information High Court Decision Suicide conclusions 4.9.18 (1)
Volunteer Recruitment Appeal
A Group Leader and 2 Volunteers needed to run our SoBS Bradford group Our Bradford group will unfortunately be closing in December. Can you help? Have you been bereaved by
Upcoming events
The Lives Left Behind
Lauren Oxley takes an in depth looking into support groups for people who are bereaved.
Lauren interviewed John and Paul from SoBS Cumbria and Gwen from the Scottish Borders SoBS Group.
Since losing our son Jonathan to suicide in May 2011, we have done quite a lot of fundraising. We have held boot sales, stalls at fetes, skydives and many, many raffles.
In 2005 we tragically lost Fee – beloved wife and mother, when she took her own life. The shock and loss was enormous and it wasn’t until 2009 when we discovered Survivors of Bereavement by Suicide. This charity has helped all three of us, in different ways, in coming to terms with such a painful loss. It is a loss that you never get over, but their involvement in our lives has helped us to move on but not forget.