14th April 2027

Ready to elevate your expertise and expand your network? Join us for the forth annual Suicide&Co Sector Summit! Held at Church House, Westminster, this exciting day is designed for professionals who work with individuals bereaved by suicide. Don't miss out on this essential event—book your tickets now!

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Register your interest for the 2027 Sector Summit

Key Information

When - Wednesday 14th April 2027

Start and Finish - 9:00 - 18:00

Where - Church House, Westminster, London

Why should you or your organisation attend?

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Expert Speakers, Insights & Learning

Learn from a curated lineup of leading experts who will share their knowledge and practical insights on the latest trends and challenges facing the industry. Our speakers will inspire you with fresh perspectives and actionable strategies to drive your work forward. If you attend, you can also register the time as 6 hours of CPD.

Networking Opportunities

Connect with peers and thought leaders from across the sector. Our summit provides a unique platform to forge new partnerships, share best practices, and expand your professional network in a collaborative and supportive environment.

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Work Towards Breaking the Stigma

Step into a room filled with 100’s of others all trying to break down the stigma of suicide bereavement. Sector leaders from a vast number of different charities and organisations will be coming together on the 14th of April. Be part of that change.

Foster new connections

The Suicide&Co Sector Summit is the essential event for professionals supporting those bereaved by suicide, including charity workers, bereavement professionals, counsellors, and HR/people managers. The summit provides a unique opportunity to network and exchange knowledge with a diverse group of peers. It's a must-attend for anyone wanting to make a difference in mental health, offering insights from experts and a chance to engage in discussions on how to better support people who have experienced this type of loss.

“The learning in the room, the individuals in the room and the opportunity for conversations, you hear some fantastic speakers, but also it's the conversations you have, when you stop for coffee break in the room, you know, it's it's really helpful.”

Matthew Smith - COO If U Care Share
"There is such a strength of feeling in the room and a real belief we can make a difference, which is wonderful"

Ellen O’Donoghue - CEO James’ Place
"The Atmosphere here is one of intense hope, validation and interest, and it's also one where individuals recognise that we are all part of this chain. The way all these links and we're all coming together with this common purpose, and we're coming from various perspectives, and that's what enriches the fight against suicide."

Professor Zaffer Iqbal -
Chartered Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Clinical Director - NAViGO, NHS
"I love being in any environment that just feels really community led, community inspired and so I always walk away from the Sector Summit, just brimming with ideas."

Amber Jeffrey - Podcast Host The Grief Gang
“What's great is we're bringing together all our knowledge and sharing our knowledge together, because it's only by all of us working and sharing together that we can tackle suicide”

Prof Rory O’Connor -
Professor of Health Psychology University of Glasgow
"The atmosphere here today is is one of positivity. There's very much a sense that we can help. There's very much a sense that we can make things better. There's a sense, in the atmosphere today that we have a common goal. and that we're working towards it."

James Ridge - Chaplain General
(Head of Faith Services)
Chaplaincy and Faith Services
"The atmosphere is definitely one of connection, of people coming together trying to make a difference. And it kind of gives me a lot of hope. That difference can be made when you've got so many incredible people at the same event. "

Paul McGregor - Founder Everymind At Work