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Things to think about It can sometimes appear that people choose the time to die, for example, waiting for a close relative to arrive, or until a special date. But sometimes the person can die unexpectedly or alone. It’s not possible to explain why people die the moment they do. In most cases, …

Understanding the experiences of Surrey employers in employing diverse groups of people.

Super Access programme extended to Camberley and Egham libraries.

Free money advice and wellbeing support services for residents of Epsom & Ewell and Surrey Heath.

'Putting Carers on the Map' is this year's theme for Carers Week.

GamCare provides free confidential support and treatment for anyone who is harmed by gambling.

Healthwatch Surrey’s March Insight bulletin reflects themes they have heard from local people.

Download this quick checklist (PDF) on what you can do to practically care for someone who is in their last days and hours of life. The following also provides information about how you might provide physical care to the person: Pain The person you care for may be in pain for a number of reaso…

Talking to children about a family member who is unwell and not able to get better from an illness is never an easy task. As parents, we naturally want to protect our children from emotional pain and suffering. This natural parental urge can be difficult to balance with the desire, to be honest a…

Only a registered doctor can certify the cause of death. This is usually the GP or doctor who has verified death. They will complete a medical certificate of cause of death (MCCD) if the death was expected and they are sure of the cause(s). In an emergency period, there may be a relaxation of p…