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We recently hosted Talk Listen Connect (TLC) Connector Training in Renmark and Burra. Developed in the UK, TLC is a basic‑level Connector course designed for everyone, because we will all know people who experience…

A statewide virtual roundtable was hosted on 20 January 2026 to explore what bereavement volunteering could look like across South Australia. Participants joined from…

Palliative Care Volunteering South Australia is pleased to share a new learning resource designed to support Volunteer Coordinators across the sector. Our Establishing Palliative Care Volunteering Roles webinar series is now live and ready to explore…

Clear expectations are essential for effective collaboration in palliative care. To support patients, families, health professionals, and volunteer organisations, we are excited to announce the release of three new factsheets under the Palliative Care Volunteering SA…

The sessions brought together 19 SA Health staff from towns and Local Health Network (LHN)…

Earlier this month, our Compassionate Communities Project Coordinator, Lyn, attended the Local Voices Conference 2025…

What a year it has been, all summarised in our Annual Report 2024‑25! Read..

Earlier this week, we had the privilege of sharing our Last Aid course with a wonderful group. Held at the Strath Neighbourhood Centre, the session…

The workshop offered a collaborative forum for GPs, nurses, pharmacists and medical practitioners…

Yesterday, our PEPA SA team proudly hosted a Palliative Approach to Care Workshop for health professionals across South Australia! The session focused on strengthening knowledge, skills, and confidence in person-centred care, with key topics including…

We hosted a booth and facilitated a workshop on Palliative Care Volunteering, welcoming thoughtful questions and genuine interest throughout the day.

This year’s theme, “You are one, know one or will be one”, reminds us that caring is a shared experience. Whether through personal connection, professional support or future roles, we all walk alongside carers.