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How you can help support our work

You can help support our work by:

  • becoming an individual member or an organisational member
  • making a donation
  • making a bequest.

Become a member of Palliative Care WA

You can join Palliative Care WA as an individual member or as an organisational member. See HERE for more information on membership.

Making a donation

With your support, we’re able to continue working to ensure that all Western Australians understand, and have equitable access to, quality palliative care.

Your donation will make a huge difference and will allow us to:

  • help people understand the benefits of palliative care and how to access the services they need.
  • encourage people to talk to their family about their preferences for care at the end of life.
  • promote the importance of Advance Care Planning.
  • provide information to ensure that patients and their families get the best care possible.
  • raise awareness of public health approaches to end-of-life care such as Compassionate Communities.
  • advocate for policy and funding to ensure better access to quality palliative care

Palliative Care WA is a registered charity and endorsed as a Deductible Gift Recipient for tax purposes. A tax receipt will be issued upon payment.

To make a donation to Palliative Care WA, please complete the form below. To purchase one of our ‘heart’ pins or our branded socks visit HERE.

We appreciate your support.

Make a bequest

Please consider leaving us a bequest in your will. This is simple to do and will help us to continue our work to ensure that all Western Australians understand, and have equitable access to, quality palliative care.

Steps

1. Decide what type of bequest you would like to make (see below).
2. Update your will (suggested wording below). We recommend you consult a legal professional when creating or updating your will.
3. Let us know. We would appreciate you letting us know if you are including Palliative Care WA in your will. This way we can thank you personally and keep you updated on the work we are doing to improve palliative care access and services in Western Australia. If you have any questions or concerns please feel to contact our Finance Officer – info@palliativecarewa.asn.au or phone 1300 551 704.

Types of bequests and suggested wording

  • A share of your estate

    I give to Palliative Care WA (ABN 13 107 780 017), for its general purposes, free of all duties ____ % of my residuary estate for which an authorised receipt from Palliative Care WA will be a sufficient discharge for the executor(s) or trustee.

  • A fixed sum of money

    I give to Palliative Care WA (ABN 13 107 780 017), for its general purposes, free of all duties the sum of $_________ for which an authorised receipt from Palliative Care WA will be a sufficient discharge for the executor(s) or trustee.

  • The residue of your estate (what’s leftover)

    I give to Palliative Care WA (ABN 13 107 780 017), for its general purposes, free of all duties the whole of my residue of my estate for which an authorised receipt from Palliative Care WA will be a sufficient discharge for the executor(s) or trustee.

  • A specific item

    I give to Palliative Care WA (ABN 13 107 780 017), for its general purposes, free of all duties my _________ for which an authorised receipt from Palliative Care WA will be a sufficient discharge for the executor(s) or trustee.