Welcome to the Sister Club
The Sister Club is a community created for women who have experienced the loss of a sibling. Born from my own journey after losing my sister, Ellie, it offers a safe, beautifully curated space where you can connect with others who truly understand sibling loss. Through thoughtfully designed gatherings, gentle conversations, creative activities and shared moments of remembrance, The Sister Club is about finding comfort, connection and friendship—without pressure or expectation. Whether your loss was recent or many years ago, you'll always be welcomed with kindness, understanding and the reassurance that you don't have to navigate your grief alone.
Say their name. Share their story. Find your people. 🤍
what to expect
Every Sister Club gathering is thoughtfully designed to be warm, welcoming and pressure-free. Whether you'd like to chat, listen, create or simply enjoy being in the company of people who understand, you'll always be welcomed exactly as you are.
✨ A warm welcome
From the moment you arrive, you'll be greeted into a relaxed and friendly environment where everyone shares a common understanding.
🤍 Gentle conversation
There's never any pressure to speak. Share as much or as little as you feel comfortable with.
🎨 Creative moments
Each event includes a thoughtful activity designed to encourage reflection, connection and creativity.
☕ Time to connect
Enjoy refreshments while getting to know women who truly understand the unique experience of sibling loss.
🕯️ A moment of remembrance
Together we'll honour the people we love, because saying their name should always have a place.
The Sister Club was born from the deepest heartbreak of my life.
In 2017, I lost my beautiful younger sister, Ellie, to Non-Hodgkin lymphoma. She was just 23 years old.
Her illness came completely out of the blue. After her diagnosis, everything changed in an instant. Just a few weeks later, after spending six weeks in intensive care, she was gone.
Losing Ellie changed me forever.
She wasn't just my sister—she was my best friend, my biggest cheerleader and the person I imagined growing old alongside. When she died, I quickly realised that while there was support for many kinds of grief, sibling loss often felt overlooked. I found myself longing for a space where I didn't have to explain why losing a sister had left such an enormous hole in my life.
That space didn't exist.
So I decided to create it.
The Sister Club is a community built from love, loss and the belief that no one should have to navigate sibling grief alone. It's a place where women can come together to remember, to talk if they want to, to laugh, to cry, to create new friendships and to honour the people who will always be part of us.
Whether you lost your sibling recently or many years ago, your grief is valid, your story matters, and you will always be welcome here.
FAQ's
Is this right for me?
The Sister Club is for women who have experienced the loss of a sibling, whether recently or many years ago.
Whether your sibling was older or younger...
Whether your relationship was simple or complicated...
Whether they were your sister, brother or sibling...
You are welcome here.
Do I have to talk?
No. You're welcome to simply listen.
What if I cry?
That's completely okay. Emotions are welcome here.
Can I come on my own?
Absolutely. Many people will.
How many people attend?
Small gatherings designed to feel personal.
Is this counselling?
No. The Sister Club isn't therapy or counselling. It's a welcoming community where women can connect with others who understand sibling loss.
Can I come if my sibling died many years ago?
Absolutely. Grief doesn't have a timeline.
Can I bring a friend?
If they've also experienced sibling loss, they're very welcome.
If The Sister Club speaks to your heart, we'd love to keep in touch. Registering your interest means you'll be the first to hear about upcoming gatherings, special events and everything we're creating to support women navigating sibling loss. Whether you're ready to attend our first event or simply want to follow the journey, we'd be honoured to have you as part of our community.