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24.01.2022 We've learnt so much from our 'Groundbreaker' communities. Stories of success and also experiences of hardship and challenge can guide anyone who is considering... a Compassionate Communities approach. Sign up here to be first to access the report and the toolkit in the coming weeks: https://www.thegroundswellproject.com/compassionate-communi See more

23.01.2022 And yes, Care Beyond Cure were one of the nine groups.... let's go Tassie

21.01.2022 Care Beyond Cure Inc https://carebeyondcure.com.au/resources/ Zoom Link for 2pm August 8th 2020 https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2046846193... Awards Artist https://www.facebook.com/AnneDunhamGlass/ Partners and Sponsors https://www.cradlecoast.com/ https://www.anahitafarmden.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/GraceHasASecret/ Dying to Know Day background https://www.thegroundswellproject.com//2/where-it-all-began PHPCI http://phpci.info/

20.01.2022 Today is the start of NAIDOC Week, a celebration of the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week 2020 in...vites all Australians to embrace the true history of this country - a history that dates back thousands of generations. We pay respect to and acknowledge the traditional owners of lutruwita (Tasmania), the palawa/pakana people. We acknowledge the North-West Nation, including eight clans, Tommeginer, Parperloihener, Pennemukeer, Pendowte, Peerapper, Manegin, Tarkinener and the Peternidic; the South-West Nation, including four clans, Mimegin, Lowreenne, Ninene and Needwonnee; and two clans of the North Nation, Noeteeler and Plairhekehillerplue, as the traditional owners of the lands within the Cradle Coast region. We recognise and celebrate the Tasmanian Aboriginal peoples’ survival and continued connection with the land, spanning more than 40,000 years. This is a very important part of our region’s story. #NAIDOCWeek #NAIDOC2020

20.01.2022 Looking forward to participating in this event today

19.01.2022 Wonderful Compassionate Community Update with John and Mary Lou from Ottawa. Interested in learning about digital storytelling or running a book chat perhaps? Join the conversation this Thursday at the special time of 9am to see where they are at

19.01.2022 Some hopeful news for Huntingtons research

19.01.2022 The winners of this years Compassionate Communities 2020 Kindness and Compassion Awards will be announced next Saturday on-line via Zoom. Details to follow shortly https://www.theadvocate.com.au//awards-seek-to-honour-kin/

14.01.2022 Via Maria Lazovic https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=49P7D--AF3g

13.01.2022 And we finished off the Awards with Jodi Phillis singing Pocket accompanied by Damien Lane. Jodi hosts Lounge O' Sound each Saturday evening live via facebook and is one of three artists in residence at Tender Funerals Illawarra and Sydney - A Community Undertaking. And... this is her website. https://www.jodiphillis.com/

13.01.2022 Congratulations to all four Kindness and Compassion Award winners for 2020. Judi Prince, West Ulverstone Primary School, Live Well Tasmania and Mandala Therapies With gratitude to Anahita Farmden, Grace Has A Secret and Cradle Coast Authority. Special thanks to Daryl for hosting

13.01.2022 Great session for those wanting to know more about Death Literacy and The Death Literacy Index.

12.01.2022 Winners announced this Saturday 8th August @ 2pm. Join us

11.01.2022 As advertised in the local paper last week, Care Beyond Cure Inc will be holding their AGM on Thursday 1st October @ 11am, Community Coffin Club, Flora Street Ulverstone. E [email protected]

11.01.2022 Some excellent sessions organised by the WWCH and GSB Committees. Well done guys :)

09.01.2022 When my mate told me he was scheduled in for a kidney transplant I wanted to help but had no idea where to start. He had a family who were already providing d...ay to day support and I wasn’t sure where I could fit in to that network. Then it dawned on me. When we were younger, we were obsessed with Harrison Ford. I sent him a text to let him know that when he was back home and recovering, I’d come over and we’d have an Indiana Jones movie marathon. It was only a small thing - but it was a way for me to let him know I was there and that I cared. Often, it’s the little things that can make a big difference. Thinking outside of the box when you want to support someone can have a lasting impact. Spending quality time with a friend who is struggling is a great way to help them heal, and while it may be tricky in these current times, there are still ways you can be there. If you have a story to share about helping a friend in need, we would love to hear from you. We want people to realise that offering help doesn’t always mean solving the problem. It’s about being there. Join the movement. Share with your friends, comment below or send us a message. Kidney Health Australia

09.01.2022 Pru, tge author of Grace Has A Secret is running this session on Wednesday for young writers. Register if interested.

07.01.2022 Ulverstone Primary School are in this great little update "They (students) are starting to connect more with each other and open up around their hurts, sadness and losses in life. It has been encouraging to see them connect the concept of sadness and loss, with growth and courage. A new project for The GroundSwell Project this year is the Schools Microgrant project. This project aims to support schools who have an idea for a creative initiative that supports students to learn more about grief and loss. Read an update on the project below and if you'd like information about the 2021 round, contact us here: https://www.thegroundswellproject.com/contact-us

06.01.2022 Talking about death and dying is difficult. It’s difficult for us as health professionals because it seems wrong for people to die the way our patients in Cent...ral Australia die, so it feels like we should try harder to get them more time. In this special blog, Dr Christine Sanderson talks about the #PalliativeCare needs of Aboriginal people in Central Australia, and providing quality, person-centred & culturally safe care http://bit.ly/CSBlogNovC #PartofLife #EndofLifeCare #NAIDOC2020

06.01.2022 Via Palliative Care Nurses Australia. from Dr Julian Abel - recorded at the end of January. Why compassion matters. Compassion is limitless. Let’s let it flourish! #TheCompassionProject. https://www.ted.com/t/dr_julian_abel_why_compassion_matters