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Tickets are now on sale for our annual sector breakfast on Tuesday 12 May for National Palliative Care Week 2026 (110 to 16 May).
This year the breakfast will focus on grief and how the care we give shapes the grief that follows and will feature conversations with Chris Hall, CEO of Grief Australia, and a panel of experts and people with lived experience of grief.
The breakfast will be held in Perth, Bunbury, Albany and, for the first time, Karratha.
The breakfast has been made possible by very generous sponsorship and support from Parkinson’s WA, Silverchain, Cares Communities, Bethesda Health Care, Brightwater Care Group, PaSCE at Cancer Council WA, and Richard Lockwood.
See HERE for more details and how to purchase tickets to the ‘Sunny Side Up’ breakfast.
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