Join Us

What we offer

  • Influence Opportunity to influence the direction and development of the charity and your own role.
  • Wellbeing Join us for a walk or perhaps a picnic as part of our 4 wellbeing sessions each year. We have also signed the Mindful Employer's Charter for Employers Positive About Mental Health.
  • Annual Leave 33 days annual leave incl. Bank Holidays and paid leave over Christmas so you come back to work well rested.
  • Location We're in Stevenage Old Town so whether you fancy some fresh air or a break in an independent coffee shop, it's on our doorstep. It's also easy to get to us by car and trains, Kings Cross to Stevenage can take as little as 23 minutes.
  • Ownership & Autonomy We encourage and support all team members to develop a deep understanding of their role and take an innovative and proactive approach to their work.
  • Free Healthcare Access virtual GP appointments, claim back money for dentist visits as well as medical cover for you, your partner and any children under 18 as part of our free employee assistance programme.
  • Birthdays Happy Birthday! A day's paid leave to make sure you look after you on your special day.
  • Professional Development An individual budget for you to use to help you to develop your professional skills and grow within the charity.
  • Influence Opportunity to influence the direction and development of the charity and your own role.
  • Ownership & Autonomy We encourage and support all team members to develop a deep understanding of their role and take an innovative and proactive approach to their work.
  • Annual Leave 33 days annual leave incl. Bank Holidays and paid leave over Christmas so you come back to work well rested.
  • Wellbeing Join us for a walk or perhaps a picnic as part of our 4 wellbeing sessions each year. We have also signed the Mindful Employer's Charter for Employers Positive About Mental Health.
  • Professional Development An individual budget to help you develop your professional skills and grow with the charity.
  • Free Healthcare Access virtual GP appointments, claim back money for dentist visits as well as medical cover for you, your partner and any children under 18 as part of our free employee assistance programme.
  • Birthdays Happy Birthday! A day's paid leave to make sure you look after you on your special day.
  • Location We're in Stevenage Old Town so whether you fancy some fresh air or a break in an independent coffee shop, it's on our doorstep. It's also easy to get to us by car and trains, Kings Cross to Stevenage can take as little as 23 minutes.

Current vacancies

Join our team to help us break the stigma around death and dying.

Office Administrator

As an Office Administrator, you will provide essential administrative support to our team, helping ensure the smooth day-to-day operations of the charity. You’ll manage enquiries, coordinate logistics, assist with office duties, and support our work with healthcare organisations to improve end-of-life experiences for patients.

The team behind our services

Get to know our team.

Liz Pryor

Founder & Chief Executive

Nick Gardiner

Director of Operations

Jason Hodges

Fundraising Manager

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Hannah Dutton

Project Manager

There doesn't have to be a vacancy listed

Even if we're not advertising a role, we'd love to hear from you. We are always looking for talented people to join us and help us achieve our mission. 

If our work resonates with you and you think you have the skills and experience to add value to our charity, we encourage you to get in touch. It could be to help enhance what we are already doing or to pitch something innovative you think we are well placed to deliver on. Either way, we would love to hear from you.

We particularly welcome applicants from ethnic minorities as they are underrepresented within the Third Sector.

Frequently Asked Questions

A charity working to help people receive the support, companionship and comfort they need at the end of their life. 

Far too many people face the end of life in isolation. In England alone, we estimate that over 35,000 individuals die each year in hospitals without the comfort of a single visitor.  

Tens of thousands more are struggling with the fear, silence and ignorance that surrounds death and dying. 

Death and dying is universal to life and living, despite the pain and loss it brings.  

We aim to help improve people’s experience of death through compassion, companionship and education, by:  

  • Helping healthcare organisations to build teams of trained volunteers who give their time to people who are dying, and those close them 
  • Educating and encouraging people to better understand death and dying  
  • Bringing fresh thinking to the inevitability of mortality in a way that fosters new thinking and breaks conventional taboos 

Nobody Deserves to Die Alone 

Everyone deserves companionship and a hand to hold in the last days and hours of their life 

Death is a part of life  

Despite the pain, challenges, and loss it entails, death and dying are integral and universal aspects of life and living 

Relearning Death 

Death has become medicalised, marginalised and hidden, which hinders the needs of the dying