Fight for choice at the end of life
Why we need change
100s of Britons travel to Dignitas for help to die
Seventeen people every day suffer as they die
75% of the public want the law to change on assisted dying
It meant he had to choose a dangerous, unpredictable and lonely way to end his life. The law meant we couldn’t say goodbye.”
Around 300 million people have legal access to assisted dying
Changing the law
This assisted dying bill could change the law
Helping someone die by suicide is a crime
Find your local group
Join the local campaign movement and help persuade politicians that the law must change.
A gift in your Will can make history
Greater choice at the end of life could be your legacy and benefit generations to come.