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The Riverland Field Days provided a great opportunity for Palliative Care SA to get out into the community, meet locals and create space for…

We were delighted to attend the second Patronage Reception at Government House, hosted by our Patrons, Her Excellency the Governor and Mr Bunten…

More than 75 people stopped by our stand at the Cleve Field Days to take part in activities and conversations..

PCSA CEO Shyla Mills recently welcomed Dr Chris Hatherly to Adelaide for a visit focused on connecting…

The Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing has announced recipients of the National Palliative Care Project Grants, providing funding for projects…

In the past 12 months the Ambulance Wish SA program fulfilled special wishes and created memories that last forever over 28 times. That’s more than one Wish every fortnight, but as the…

Earlier this month, Volunteer Coordinators from regional and metro services across South Australia came together in Adelaide for the Palliative Care Volunteering Study Tour 2026…

Here’s a look at how South Australia marked National Palliative Care Week 2026..

Palliative Care Volunteering SA is introducing a new two‑week awareness campaign to help organisations highlight the value of palliative care volunteering and encourage more people to explore these meaningful roles….

“If we accept that we will all die one day, you appreciate life a bit more, you focus on the important things” Palliative Care South Australia CEO Shyla Mills spoke with ABC Riverland’s Matt Stephen earlier this week about why…

The National Palliative Care Week SA Breakfast brought together sector leaders and partners from across the palliative care, ageing, community and health sectors for a morning of thoughtful discussion and shared purpose…

Public Health Palliative Care has been around for some time and includes the concept of Compassionate Communities—networks of support around people in the last chapter of life. These networks complement health services…