This annual day of action is dedicated to activating conversations and community actions around death, dying and bereavement. It is important to explain that the national campaign known as Dying to Know Day, is more than just a ‘day’. It … > more

As part of our regional After Hours Project, we have produced a patient brochure. This is available to GP’s, Specialists, clinicians, health professionals, patients, carers or family members. The information in the brochure explains how a palliative care service can … > more

Support people in end of life or palliative care to visit a place of personal significance; to admire their own garden, to feel the breeze of the seaside, or to be surrounded by loved ones and pets. Click the picture … > more

How you can refer to the specialist palliative care services in the Grampians region: Referral can be made by patients’ doctors (GPs) or other health professionals. GPs and health professionals making a referral can locate each specialist palliative care services … > more

Why do we need to start a conversation with our loved ones? Planning ahead is thinking about your future, and putting things in place so that your choices will be known and acted on if you cannot express these choices … > more