Toronto has a mobile palliative care team of three palliative physicians and a nurse coordinator providing specialist EOL care to people who are homeless or in precarious housing.
In this second of the PCV series of palliative training workshops, held on 7 November 2019 at the CoAsIt office, 21 aged care workers from ethnic/multicultural organisations talked about just that …. dying.
Last week, 21 representatives of ethnic aged care services in metropolitan Melbourne attended a PCV workshop on ‘Recognising Deterioration’, facilitated by Sam Hingley of Calvary Health Care Bethlehem.
Improving quality of life is a focus for services provided by Spanish Latin American Welfare Service United and Saint Michael’s Ethiopian Orthodox Church under new palliative support capacity building projects.
The Values Compass from PCV’s Moments that Matter campaign was more like a magnet at the Health and Wellbeing Festival organised by SICMAA (Springvale Indo-Chinese Mutual Assistance Association) last week.
