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22.01.2022 Hospice in the home provide trained Volunteers to offer support in various ways during end of life care for you and your carers. Sometimes all you need is the comfort of having some one by your side #hospiceinthehome #warrnambool #palliativecare #southwest #comfort #aneartolisten

22.01.2022 Please help us spread the word of the wonderful work Warrnambool and district community hospice does. Share our page with your friends. Follow us on Instagram @warrnamboolhospice or go to GiveNow to donate.

21.01.2022 Each day is truly a gift, enjoy the little moments along way xx

21.01.2022 Just announced: We will introduce a Bill to the Parliament to legalise voluntary assisted dying. We appointed a panel of experts to recommend the safest-possibl...e model and today, we accepted their recommendations in full. Now, let us have a respectful debate about the choices available to us at the end of our lives. This change may be big but our debate should never make people feel small.

18.01.2022 Don't forget tomorrow Tuesday 8th August at Archie Graham Centre from 11-12.30 - love to see you all there. Please share so others have the opportunity to come along. Thank you

16.01.2022 Hi there guys, Emma here, Community Liaison Officer for Warrnambool & District Community Hospice. If you are on Instagram you will notice we are too!! Please head over to our brand new Instagram account.... we willbe sharing beautiful posts, upcoming event info & recognising those within our community who support Hospice

16.01.2022 Wednesday's might just be my new favourite day of the week. Im enjoying my new role as Community Liaison Officer for Warrnambool and district community hospice - Emma Stenhouse 'No act of kindness is ever wasted'

14.01.2022 Please share- Thankyou

11.01.2022 Please consider a practical role at Hospice in the home. The training is presented at Hospice House located at Deakin University Warrnambool Campus. You will receive all the support you need as well as meeting other like-minded individuals. Once you have completed training it is up to you as to how much time you are willing to give. Please Contact Lu or Fred for further information #training #volunteering #rewarding #newskills #selfimprovement #community #warrnamboolanddistrict #hospiceinthehome #deakinuniversity #hospicehouse #qualifications #upskill

10.01.2022 This Sunday 6th August 9am-3pm Hospice House - Deakin Uni Campus. Tools, crockery, books - all proceeds to Hospice. Please share and hope to see you all there thanks in advance for your great support

09.01.2022 Thought for the day

06.01.2022 What a wonderful surprise to visit the Hut for lunch & see them supporting Hospice! Thanks so much for your support & for the support of your customers!

06.01.2022 There's still time to book in xxxxx

05.01.2022 Two weeks ago our AGM was held.... Introducing our Management Committee/staff for the year ahead. Eric Fairbank - President Rhys Boyle - Vice president... Teresa Treffry - Secretary Leanne Dalton - Treasurer Lu Butler - Manager Fred Chatfield - Assistant Manager Emma Stenhouse - Community Liaison Officer General Committee Brian Dillon Carole McPherson Caroline Byrne Daelene Bourke Joanne McCormack Stuart Smith Tracey Togni Congratulations to all that were elected to executive positions & sincere thanks to all of our committee members. We are looking forward to a wonderful year ahead, supporting families in Warrnambool & District.

03.01.2022 This painting was completed in 2017 by 14 aboriginal women from different mobs across the country, but all telling the same story. There are 3 segments representing northern, central & southern Australia from North to South, East to West. It describes the importance of 'skin' across the country with the elders determining which blood lines can marry each other (60 000yrs before DNA testing!!) The white circles represent women's waterholes joined by the path that interconnects... them. The bottom right corner is the beginning, the creation, and from where white lines occur is where the elders rules of marriage have been followed. However, places where rules have been ignored the paths have coloured & the children of these marriages may be sick. The artists name are: Daisi Napangarti, Manda, Dolli Napangarti, Judi, Dolly Napangatti, Lilly, Ruby, Bowingtu, Grasey, Shae, Aunti Mini, Aunti Jun, Cody Bindii Napangarti. The painting was donated by the artists to WDCH in recognition of the help of end of life planning given by Lucia Butler & Eric Fairbank to the people in the community, in particular to Cody Bindii Napangarti.

02.01.2022 Lovely photo of Hospice volunteer Gerri and Dorothy at today's Dying to Know day event. #D2KDay