Dying Matters Week is a national campaign, led by Hospice UK, that encourages people to talk more openly about death, dying and grief so that fewer people feel unprepared or alone.

Death is something all of us will face at some point. Many of us feel unprepared, unsure what to say, or don’t want to talk about it all. We want to change that.

At the Anne Robson Trust, we bring support to people nearing the end of their life, and we see how much it helps when people feel able to talk openly. That’s why we’re inviting you to take a few minutes to share your thoughts, feelings or experiences.

You might have been with someone you loved as they died. You might be thinking about your own wishes, or maybe you haven’t talked about death before. Wherever you are, your perspective matters.

Take part in our short survey

It only takes a few minutes, and your responses are completely anonymous. There are no right or wrong answers, just your experience.

By taking part, you will help us better understand how people think and feel about death and dying, and how we can support people nearing the end of their life, and those close to them.