Healthy End of Life Project

Project: Increase the local community’s capacity and capability around death, dying and bereavement.

Timeframe: May 2022 to December 2023

Funding: This project was originally funded by COORDINARE - South Eastern NSW PHN through the Australian Government's PHN Program. Project actions are now being funded by Eurobodalla Council.

Page last updated: June 2023

Latest news: June 2023

Council is calling all relevant agencies, services and community groups to register and become part of the directory.

Project details

We are working to:

  • compile a directory that includes end-of-life services available to people in Eurobodalla.

Benefits to the community:

  • People who require end-of-life support will be able to find services in one location.

The experience of end of life has a big impact on all of us in many ways throughout our lives. Getting and offering support to others during that important phase is worth thinking about now.

Eurobodalla was one of the first councils to partner with La Trobe University and Palliative Care NSW’S CAPACITY-HELP (Healthy End of Life Project). HELP aims to keep people who are ageing or living with a life-limiting illness connected with family, friends and community.

Project updates

Council will create a community directory that includes end-of-life services.

Initially available as a downloadable PDF, the directory will help people find local services to support them at their end of life.

June 2023

  • Council is calling all relevant agencies, services and community groups to register and become part of the directory.
  • Provide your details by filling out the quick registration form before the end of August 2023.
  • Register your organisation

2022

  • We sought input from community members, agencies and service providers via an online survey, a planning workshop and information sessions to gather information about Eurobodalla's end-of-life services and needs.

More information

For more information please contact Healthy End of Life project officer, Shanna Provost: