Psychologist Lucie Simonová, who works with Sue Ryder, reflects on forming relationships in senior years, emphasising the importance of connection, sharing, and even a warm embrace at the age of eighty. As part of a multidisciplinary team, her mission is to ensure that clients experience the final stage of life with dignity, fulfilment, and purpose. She also considers it her responsibility to challenge stereotypes about ageing, dying, and death.

Jakub Welszar was among the first to arrive at the newly opened home for the elderly in Michelský dvůr. He's quiet and hard to interview. But this boy from Vinohrady has a heart of gold, a will like a bull and has been caring for the most fragile clients for 23 years. At the other end of Sue Ryder's history of caregivers is Henry Kaut. He spent most of his life in the armed forces. Then followed a career reversal and since February he has been caring for the elderly - with vigour, love and sometimes with the help of "Dinotherapy".

On Thursday, June 27, 2024, the fundraiser for a new elevator received its final boost. Matěj Lejsal, who has been the director of Sue Ryder for 19 years, organised an unusual fundraising challenge, saying: "I’m going to do something in Stromovka that I would normally only do if it were a punishment!"