Palliative Care South Australia (PCSA)

Helping all South Australians to live, die and grieve well.

Neighbour Day is a national reminder that the smallest moments of connection can brighten someone’s day. A wave across the fence, a friendly chat on the footpath or checking in on someone who might need a little support can help people feel seen, valued and included…

Strengthening Collaboration During National Advance Care Planning Week

20th March 2026

Planning is essential for us all. During National Advance Care Planning Week, it was a timely opportunity for leaders of state and territory palliative care peak bodies to come together, collaborate, and plan how we can best support people needing palliative care, along with the health, aged care and disability workforces, and family carers across the country.

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"Yes, I'm dying, but here I am, up again on another day," James Valentine said. "There are friends to be with. There's family to be

'Can't my last days be happy?' How James Valentine faced the end

Broadcaster James Valentine was offered two different treatments for his cancer, so he chose the one that let him keep doing what he loved. Australian Story followed Valentine over his final 12 months as he faced the end with courage, purpose and humour.