Nominate an aged care hero for the Excellence in Palliative Care – Aged Care Setting category at the 2025 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards. Proudly supported by Ageing Australia. Nominate now: hubs.li/Q03pDmnJ0 #TasmanianPalliativeCareAwards #PCT

This morning, we joined the Reconciliation Week Breakfast at My State Arena—a reminder of the strength of Tasmanian Aboriginal communities. Thank you to Reconciliation Tasmania and all speakers. #ReconciliationWeek #ReconciliationTas

Know a team delivering exceptional community-based palliative care? Nominate them for the 2025 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards! Proudly sponsored by caring@home. 👉 hubs.li/Q03qBPR30

Let's rewind two weeks! We hosted our Dead Right Quiz Night in Launceston! With 159 incredible guests, a room full of energy, and over $16,000 raised to support palliative care in Tasmania, the night was a huge success. 🎥 Watch the highlights and relive the magic!

Upcoming free webinar - Learning Through Loss Are you working with young people? Don’t miss our Learning Through Loss webinar - Designed to help you better support young people experiencing grief. 🗓 Thu 19th June 2025 🕤 10am - 12pm AEST 📍 Online – hubs.li/Q03qPn5Q0

Help spark important conversations through art! Submissions are officially open for the Live Well, Die Well Art Prize - Palliative Care Australia invites all artists to explore end-of-life experiences through visual art. 👉 Learn more: hubs.li/Q03rPrDD0

Do you know someone who goes above and beyond in palliative care sector? Nominate them for the 2025 Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards. Your nomination can create a moment they’ll remember forever. It's the best way to say “thank you.” 👉 Nominate now: hubs.li/Q03r-18F0

We were honoured to welcome Trish and Mathius from NITA Education to Palliative Care Tasmania last week. They shared their rich cultural heritage & knowledge followed by a special smoking ceremony.

The Live Well, Die Well Art Prize isn’t just about art. It’s about sparking conversations about living and dying well. PCA invites all Australians to creatively explore their take on ‘conversations about end-of-life'. Find out more 👉 hubs.li/Q03sn7jL0

The nomination deadline for the Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards has been extended to 30th June. Take this extra time to nominate those who truly make a difference in palliative care across different outstanding categories: 👉 Submit your nomination: hubs.li/Q03sZtKQ0

Peter was a winner at the Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards 2024. In his words, he was "quite chuffed" when he found out he won. Nominations are open until June 30th. Nominate someone who goes above & beyond in the palliative care sector. Nominate now: hubs.li/Q03thKH40

Upcoming Training Program (in person) In partnership with Palliative Care Tasmania, Family Planning Tasmania is offering a free workshop for palliative care workers and allied health staff. Seats are limited. Please register here: hubs.li/Q03tK1vx0

This weekend’s to-do list: ☑️ Coffee ☑️ Groceries ☑️ Nominate someone amazing for Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards 🧡 Takes 5 minutes. Makes a life time impact! Nominations close on Monday. Nominate now 👉: hubs.li/Q03t-7yy0

Tasmanians are doing it tough & the community services industry is vital to helping them thrive. This sector adds $1.9B into our economy. We call on all political leaders to commit to fair, long-term funding, secure jobs, and a true partnership with our sector. #FairFunding

The Tasmanian Palliative Care Charter was created for all Tasmanians. The Charter’s petals reflect what truly matters: that palliative care should be inclusive, no matter your postcode, gender, or cultural background. In the coming weeks, we’ll explore each petal, together.

The countdown is on ⏳ Category finalists for the Tasmanian Palliative Care Awards will be announced this week! Get ready to celebrate the best in care, compassion, and dedication. Stay tuned! 🧡

This week, our Community Education Officer Kate Brennan is on the road, delivering the Learning Through Loss program across regional Tasmania. 🧡 If your school or workplace would like free training in supporting children and young people through grief, we’re here to help.

Today is #DyingToKnowDay - a reminder to have the conversations we often avoid about death, dying & grief. "Nobody Knows: The Secret I’m Glad I Shared" urges us to share our wishes with the loved ones now. Awkward or not, these talks matter. 🧡

Proud to partner with Tascoss Conference 2025 🧡 in beautiful Launceston! Shaping Our Future Together is what we’re all about, helping our community live well, die well and grieve well. If you’re here, come say hi to us! #ShapingOurFutureTogether #palliativecaretasmania

Jess Sanders, our Deputy CEO, joins Palliative Care ECHO on 19 Aug to share her expertise on Grief and Bereavement! Jess is incredible and passionate about making grief education accessible to all. 🧡 Register: ap1.hubs.ly/y09Rpw0 #PalliativeCareECHO