A Nation of Palliative Carers Inspires Nurse

A Nation of Palliative Carers Inspires Nurse

When HIV/AIDS hit Zimbabwe almost 40 years ago, the pandemic caused a health crisis. By the time Taz Banda was 15 years old, around 25% of the population were living with HIV and the country had become a nation of palliative carers. Talking about death and dying...
Until Death Do Us Part – End of Life Companions

Until Death Do Us Part – End of Life Companions

Supporting palliative clients and their families with a trained volunteer that provides companionship as they navigate their end-of-life journey is a vital part of Palliative Care South East’s (PCSE) service. It’s part of the holistic care we offer as we...
Improving Palliative Care in Aged Care

Improving Palliative Care in Aged Care

Kellie Bradley’s earliest memories are of wanting to care for others and nurse them. However, it was watching the tenderness and care of the nurses that supported her grandfather, after he was diagnosed with bowel cancer, that convinced her she needed to join...
Music Therapy Hits the Right Note for Gayle

Music Therapy Hits the Right Note for Gayle

Gayle Zachariah loved music and music therapist Cherie Baxter’s visits were one of the highlights of her week along with zooming into her weekly church service from home. “I lost my joy for a while and God brought me back to it and Cherie is part of the reason I found...
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