Join us for a breakfast conversation with Jean Kittson and Garth Wolfenden
We are pleased to announce that much-loved Australian actor and comedian Jean Kittson AM, and Wheatbelt Specialist Palliative Care Clinical Nurse Garth Wolfenden will be guest speakers at our annual National Palliative Care Week Sector Breakfast 2025 on 13 May 2025.
You are invited to join us for ‘breakfast and conversations’ in Perth, Bunbury, Albany or Pingelly to catch up with colleagues and hear from our inspiring speakers.
The event runs from 7.00am to 9.00am (6.45am registration) at four locations: Fraser’s Kings Park – State Reception Centre, Dolphin Discovery Centre Bunbury, Albany Golf Resort and Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre.
To book your place visit HERE
If you would like to book a table, please contact Jo via info@palliativecarewa.asn.au or phone 1300 551 704.
Sponsors
The Lockwood Charitable Foundation has been a highly appreciated supporter of Palliative Care WA for a number of years. This year, the foundation’s generous support will allow us to facilitate the three country satellite events for our annual sector breakfast – in Bunbury, Albany and, for the first time, Pingelly.
We are very grateful that the Lockwood Charitable Foundation’s substantial support will allow us to take our messages to regional communities and enable those working in palliative care in these three regions – South West, Great Southern and the Wheatbelt – to be part of this annual palliative care sector educational and networking event. Through this investment, Palliative Care WA is able to reach and connect at the grassroots level, building knowledge and connections to enable capacity development in local palliative care support.
We are also extremely grateful for the following sponsors, who support us so often. They are: Parkinson’s Western Australia, Silverchain, Brightwater, St John of God Health Care, Cares Communities, PaSCE and Bethesda Health Care.
In addition, we would also like to acknowledge Lotterywest for their funding.
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