Tag: compassionate connectors

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Reflections

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Reducing the impact of asbestos and bringing hope to people affected by asbestos-related disease. With a particular focus on support for those affected by Mesothelioma. Read more...
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Kalamunda Compassionate Communities

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Kalamunda Compassionate Communities was established after the City of Kalamunda receiving funding through the Department of Health. The City of Kalamunda partnered with Kalamunda Hospital Palliative Care Unit and the day hospice to host an Artist in Residency. The City of Kalamunda engaged an Artist in Residence to produce a series of eight large scale portraits capturing the life stories Read more...
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South West Compassionate Communities Network

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Purpose: Every person, every family and every community in the South West of Western Australia knows what to do when someone is caring, dying or grieving. Vision: Our local communities are death literate, socially connected and can take practical actions to care for each other in illness, death and grief. Mission: Foster social connection as people age and build and draw upon Read more...