National Advance Care Planning Week 2021
We all want to have a say in what happens in the last part of our lives. By making plans that cover our care, lifestyle, health and finances, we work out what we want, as well as making things easier on those around us. This process is called Advance Care Planning.
National Advance Care Planning Week, held this year on 22-26 March, plays an important role in raising the profile of advance care planning. It provides opportunity to start conversations, share information and help people to understand just how important it is.
Here are the events that Palliative Care WA is holding during National Advance Care Planning Week.
My Future Care – An introduction to Advance Care Planning
- Monday 22 March 6-7:30pm
- Free Online Workshop for community members
- Presented by Sabena Lund, Community Education, PCWA
- More information HERE
- Registrations HERE
Advance Care Planning Community Workshop
- Tuesday 23 March, 10am-12pm
- Bunbury Public Library
- Presented by Sabena Lund, Community Education, PCWA
- More information HERE
My Future Care – An introduction to Advance Care Planning (safe space)
- Wednesday 24 March 9:30-11am
- Free Online Workshop
- This is a PCWA Safe Space Workshop for people with a chronic condition or terminal illness and their family and carers
- Presented by Sabena Lund, Community Education, PCWA
- More information HERE
- Registrations HERE
Advance Care Planning Community Workshop
- Wednesday 24 March 9:30-11am
- Only open to residents, family and friends of St Michael’s, Aegis Group
- Presented by Sabena Lund, Community Education, PCWA
- More information HERE
Reimagining Advance Care Planning in Community – Sector and Community Forum
- Thursday 25 March 9:30am-1pm
- Joondalup Resort, Country Club Boulevard, Connolly
- Online attendance also available
- $35 for sector professionals, $15 for students, volunteers and community members, free for PCWA Individual Members
- Facilitated by Lana Glogowski, CEO PCWA
- Guest presenters: A/Prof Charlie Corke, Dr Merran Cooper, Jeremy McKnight, Vicki Barry
- More information HERE
- Registrations HERE
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