Welcome to the PCV National Palliative Care Week Hub for all things National Palliative Care Week 2024. Here you will find up-to-date information and resources for this year’s campaign.
National Palliative Care Week will run from Sunday 19 May to Saturday 25 May, providing a platform for Australians to connect with ‘the people at the heart of quality palliative care’ – the doctors, nurses, allied health professionals, carers, volunteers and many others.
Through a vibrant social media campaign, and a series of local events including our marquee PCV Palliative Care & Aged Care Conference, we aim to deepen public understanding of palliative care and its importance.
This year, National Palliative Care Week coincides with significant reforms across the health, aged care and disability sectors. It presents a unique opportunity for us to highlight the valuable contribution that palliative care is making and advocate for further improvements in the sector.
NPCW Events around Victoria
We invite professionals and volunteers from the palliative care and aged care sectors to join us at our key event during National Palliative Care Week, the PCV Palliative Care & Aged Care Conference: Partnership in Action.
This conference will explore best practices in collaboration between palliative care and aged care services, fostering a more seamless and supportive experience for patients and their families.
There are several events being held across Victoria and Nationwide. Find your local event below:
- Palliative Care Week Open Day
Anam Cara Colac
Tuesday 21 May 2024, 11am-2pm
Guest Speaker: Adj Assoc Prof Violet Platt
Further information contact Naomi Letteri, Hospice Manager
Phone 03 5233 8203 or email manager@anamcarahousecolac.org.au - Matters of Life and Death
Arabic-speaking carers wishing to know more about palliative care services
Wednesday 22 May 2024, 10:00am - 12:00pm, Broadmeadows Town Hall
Please note this session will be delivered in Arabic and English
Further information or to register - Supporting Young People Through Grief and Loss
Palliative Care Tasmania (Free online training)
Thursday 23 May 2024, 11:00am – 12:30pm
Further information or to register
Are you holding an event during National Palliative Care Week 2024?
Let us know by sending an email to Ed at ehawke@pallcarevic.asn.au, with details of your event, and details on how to register.
Get Involved
We have provided a number of resources below to download and join the campaign.
Supporter Toolkit
This toolkit provides information and campaign materials that can be used to promote NPCW 2024 in workplaces, media, social media and in the community. It includes:
- Key messages for NPCW 2024
- Communication materials to promote and support NPCW 2024
- Tips on how to engage with your audiences
- Key statistics
Download
Media Release Template
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2024 National Palliative Care Week Logos
National Palliative Care Week & Matters of Life & Death #1
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Campaign Posters
The PDFs can be edited using Adobe Acrobat. Please reach out to us if you would like access to the design files for these posters.
Event Poster - Blue - Customise with your Logo
DownloadEvent Poster - Pink - Customise with your Logo
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Social Media Tiles
Facebook/Instagram/Linkedin/Twitter (X)
Social Media and Website Banners
Social Media and Website Banners
Even more ways to get involved!
- You can place orders for merchandise - Sorry, we are now out of stock!
- PCV Members will receive a mail-out with information on the campaign, being posted week beginning 22 May 2024.
- Don't forget! Visit the PCV website to view and order from the wide range of resources available.
More Information
Please let us know if you have any questions, or need any further information.
email: info@pallcarevic.asn.au
phone: 03 9662 9644
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