When someone dies by suicide, or suspected suicide, it can be one of the most difficult and distressing times of someone’s life. The impact on families, friends and communities can be devastating. Support is available.

Our free service offers practical and emotional help to anyone living in Hampshire, Portsmouth, Southampton or the Isle of Wight. Whether your loss is recent or happened some time ago – you’re not alone.

Our experienced Suicide Liaison Workers are here to help you.

Lesley Rose, Suicide Liaison Manager explains:

“Our aim is to provide immediate, tailored support at one of the most devastating times in people’s lives.

Early intervention can make a real difference in helping families navigate the shock, trauma and grief that follows a suicide.”

Make a Referral

Our service is available to adult’s, children and young people across Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight. You can make a referral for yourself, or on behalf of somebody else, using our online referral forms here.

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Our Services

Cruse offers a confidential support service for people bereaved by, or affected by suicide who are a resident across Hampshire, Southampton, Portsmouth and the Isle of Wight.

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Suicide and Grief

When someone dies by suicide or suspected suicide, it can be really difficult to return to normal life. You might feel a mixture of emotions and coping with this grief can be extremely challenging.

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About Us

At Cruse, we help people through one of the most painful times in life – with bereavement support, information and campaigning.

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Dylan's Story

Dylan Llewellyn is an actor, best known for his roles in Derry Girls, Big Boys and Beyond Paradise. This year he has appeared in BBC’s Celebrity Race Across the World where, for the first time, he spoke publicly about the death of his brother by suicide. We’re incredibly grateful that Dylan has chosen to share his story with Cruse, as he talks about his experience of loss, grief and building a life around it.

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