

North Shields | North East | England
Supporting People Affected by Incurable Illnesses
We are a North East-based charity offering holistic therapies and supportive activities for individuals and families affected by incurable and life-limiting illnesses. From massage and reiki to counselling and creative groups, we provide a compassionate space to ease physical, emotional, and spiritual challenges.
Can We Help You?
Our friendly team is ready to meet you – everyone is welcome!
Would You Benefit from Sarah's Star?
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​Are you living with an incurable or life-limiting illness?
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A family member, friend, or carer supporting someone with such an illness?
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Are you feeling isolated, overwhelmed, or in need of non-clinical support?
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Do you want to engage in open conversations about palliative and end-of-life care
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Would you like to participate in holistic therapies like massage, reiki, yoga, or creative workshops?
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Are you interested in grief counselling, children’s mentoring, or peer support groups?
What Does Sarah's Star Provide?
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A welcoming space at the Linskill Centre in North Shields and other local venues.​
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Holistic therapies (Massage, Reiki, Yoga, Sound Baths).
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Community activities (Knit & Natter, Armchair Warriors, creative workshops).​
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Support groups (grief counselling, book club, children’s mentoring)​​
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Educational events like Death Cafes to normalise discussions around palliative care
​We host a range of inclusive sessions where you can feel connected, supported, and uplifted — whatever you’re going through.



Support
Death Cafés, Grief Conversations, 1:1 Child Mentoring & More.
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Open and compassionate spaces to talk about grief, loss, and life’s challenges without judgement. Whether you speak or simply listen, you’re welcome.
Wellbeing
Yoga, Pilates, Armchair Warriors, Sound Baths, Drumming & More.
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Take time for yourself with gentle, supportive practices. Reduce stress, ease the body, and support emotional balance. No experience needed — just come as you are.
Community
Knit & Natter, Creative Meetups, Book Clubs & More.
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Enjoy a cuppa and a chat while getting stuck into crafts or gentle activities. These informal sessions are all about connection, laughter, and shared time together.
“My main takeaway from the session was that palliative care and a terminal illness is not synonymous with unhappiness and suffering; as Sarah has shown, wellbeing is more than how healthy you are, it also consists of the person’s perspective of their illness, the support they have, and how they approach life.”
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~ Senior Lecturer