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With National Reconciliation Week starting on Thursday 27 May, we are delighted to confirm that Palliative Care WA has submitted our draft Reconciliation Action Plan to Reconciliation Australia and are looking forward to receiving their feedback.
The PCWA team is excited to be taking our first steps on this important journey. With that in mind we are participating in the Walk for Reconciliation on Thursday 3 June and would like to invite our members and stakeholders to join with us in demonstrating our support for, and solidarity with, the reconciliation movement. Organised by Reconciliation WA the walk commences at 12 noon at WA Museum Boola Bardip and finishes at Yagan Square.
Alternatively we encourage everyone to participate in one of the other many events happening throughout National Reconciliation Week such as the breakfast for leaders and allies on 28 May. You can search for an event near you here.
Our team is looking forward to supporting and making a contribution to the national reconciliation movement and building meaningful relationships with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations, communities and people.
We are excited to announce the finalists for the Palliative Care in WA Awards 2025 sponsored by Silverchain. They are: PROFESSIONAL – sponsor Parkinson’s Western Australia Professor Davina Porock Dr…
Palliative Care WA (PCWA) today announced that Chief Executive Officer Lenka Psar-McCabe will be retiring in 2026 after three years with the organisation. Lenka has advised the Board of her…
The National Palliative Care Standards and PaCSA tool make it easier for those working in aged care, a rural clinic or the community to deliver the best care. The Standards:…
A series of quick guides and Auslan videos explaining advance care planning (ACP) and palliative care have been developed by Palliative Care WA in association with WA Primary Health Alliance…
The Palliative Care in WA Awards 2025 acknowledge the efforts of professionals and volunteers who care for people who are at end-of-life and offer public recognition of individuals, teams and…
Congratulations to Leeann Pedersen, Aboriginal Health Liaison Officer, Palliative Care in Geraldton, for being one of 33 artists from across Australia and the only Western Australian to be selected as…
A huge thank to Suncorp’s Tour de Cure and Spirit to Cure. We are so very grateful to be the recipients of a $10,000 grant to help us work with…
The Palliative Care in WA Awards 2025 acknowledge the efforts of professionals and volunteers who care for people who are at end-of-life and offer public recognition of individuals, teams and…
Advance Care Planning International is seeking input via a questionnaire from those involved in Advance Care Planning to support the development of a global definition of Advance Care Planning. Welphi…
Thank you if you have already joined or renewed your membership to Palliative Care WA for 2025/26. It is very much appreciated! If you are still to become a 2025/26…
Palliative Care WA Members, staff and supporters came together on Tuesday 24 June to hear all about our planned projects, programs and events for the coming year. The informal catch-up…
The Board of Palliative Care WA awards Honorary Life Memberships to individuals who have provided outstanding service to the cause of palliative care in WA or to the organisation itself….
