What Matters Most: Empathy, community and inspired care in the Tweed
From the original article Tweed's passion for palliative care by Aisling Brennan in the Tweed Daily News Wedgetail Retreat Hospice holds a special place in ...
Doing it better for their community: New volunteers sought in Wagga Wagga
Read the original article by Jody Lindbeck in the Daily Advertiser. When Joy McGregor lost her husband, and then her sister-in-law, to illness she was ...
Volunteers keeping the faith with their community in Tamworth
Sue Dykes heads up the palliative care volunteer team with Northwest Care based out of Northwest Church in Tamworth. Northwest Care introduced palliative care volunteers ...
Launch National Palliative Care Week with us at the Art Gallery NSW!
The Art Gallery NSW will set the scene for the launch of this year's National Palliative Care Week The NSW Minister for Health Hon. Brad ...
Celebrating Volunteers during National Palliative Care Week in Broken Hill
During National Palliative Care Week, a morning tea to thank the Dementia and Palliative Care Volunteers at Broken Hill Hospital was the Far West LHD’s ...
Mt Druitt community forum talks about supportive care in National Palliative Care Week
Panel members of the Western Sydney Community Forum on Palliative Care spoke to a packed venue in Rooty Hill. Chaired by Dr Philip Lee, the ...
Join a conversation about Death & Dying, North Sydney Saturday 27th May
“Our inspirational dream is that every individual, community and service provider has the knowledge and capacity to do death well.” Zenith Virago, Natural Death Care ...
Western Sydney Community Forum to discuss Palliative Care Wednesday 24th May
For National Palliative Care Week the Mt Druitt Supportive and Palliative Care Unit has organised a Community Forum with experts in the field including Dr ...
An aging theme for National Palliative Care Week 21-28th May 2017
The theme for this year’s National Palliative Care Week is ‘You matter, your care matters. Palliative care can make a difference’. National Palliative Care Week is ...
Volunteers and the therapy of creative art
About 25 volunteers and managers headed to the Volunteer Workshop in Orange during National Palliative Care Week to reflect on palliative care and celebrating life ...
Art, meaning and National Palliative Care Week
The launch of National Palliative Care Week featured art from 5 Artists and their Reflections on Care exhibition. The 5 Artists are connected with the ...
Keeping the faith as a palliative care volunteer
Many people would know Teresa Spencer-Plane through her work with the first palliative care unit to be established in NSW at the Mount Carmel surgical ...
Launch Palliative Care Week with us! Paddington Sunday 22nd May
Living, dying, art and reflections on palliative care. This year’s launch features art work inspired by reflections on palliative care. The new works explore the ...
Update on National Palliative Care Week 2016
2016 Theme: Living Well with Chronic Illness The theme addresses the need for people with advanced chronic illness to be able to access palliative care. ...