Palliative Care SA Turns 40!
The occasion was celebrated with a special reception at Government House, hosted by His Excellency the Honourable Chief Justice Chris Kourakis, Deputy Governor of South Australia.
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Palliative Care Volunteering SA at the Annual Carers Expo
We hosted an information stall and connected with visitors throughout the day, sharing details about volunteering opportunities and upcoming training sessions..
Yorke Peninsula Field Days Reflections
Across three vibrant days, our team engaged in hundreds of meaningful conversations with community members, fellow booth holders, and local MPs. We shared stories, listened deeply, and explored how we can better support each other through life’s final chapter.
PEPA SA Workshop Recap
Our PEPA SA team proudly hosted a Palliative Approach to Aged Care Workshop for health and aged care professionals from across South Australia.
Palliative Care Volunteering SA: Hot Topic Webinar Recordings Now Available on YouTube!
Palliative Care Volunteering SA: Hot Topic Webinar Recordings Now Available…
OPCC2025 – Brisbane Highlights
What an event! – Oceanic Palliative Care Conference (OPCC) in Brisbane…
South Australia’s Finalist in the Live Well, Die Well Art Prize
We are delighted to share that Hamish Fleming has been named South Australia’s only finalist…
Palliative Care SA Launches Three New Reports Showcasing Compassionate Communities Innovations Across South Australia
Palliative Care SA is proud to announce the release of three new reports in August……
Palliative Care Volunteering Study Tour (25–26 August 2025)
Australia’s first Palliative Care Volunteering Study Tour was held in Adelaide on 25–26 August 2025…..
Parliamentary Friends of Veterans Forum at Parliament House
On Tuesday, 19 August 2025, our CEO, Shyla Mills, was honoured to attend the….
🌟 Finalists Announced for the 2025 National Palliative Care Awards! 🌟
👏 Congratulations to South Australia’s finalists…
Happy Dying to Know Day – Friday, August 8, 2025
Today marks Dying to Know Day, a national campaign dedicated to sparking honest, empowering conversations about end-of-life planning. The mission? To help Australians approach the inevitable not with fear, but with purpose, love, and a deep sense of legacy.