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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.
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Have you completed one of our Advance Care Planning (ACP) workshops and want assistance with completing your Advance Health Directive and other documentation? If yes, our new ACP Support Service…
Copies of our Palliative Caring booklet and the companion booklet called My Palliative Care are proving to be an invaluable source of information for the WA community. These free WA-specific resources have…
The 2024 Palliative Care Summit – Navigating the crossroads: Building the intersection between palliative care and neurodegenerative disease was a highly successful event that generated a great deal of engagement…
Join us for our new event for 2025 – Death Lingo Bingo – a musical bingo night! See HERE for further details and how to book.
Catch up on Palliative Care Australia’s Thursdays@3 podcast series on the Spotify Summer Playlist, featuring 10 of our most listened to 2024 conversations. Alternatively, spend some time with the People…
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It is with deep sadness that we share the news of the recent passing of Dr Douglas Bridge. A pioneer of palliative care in Perth, Dr Bridge was also a…
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