From the Kitchen Table to the Ward

End-of-Life Doula work does not belong to one place. It runs from death cafes and kitchen tables through to hospital wards and palliative care. Here is why there is a place for that support at every point along the way.

Most of what makes a death good isn’t medical

Most of what makes a death good isn’t medical. New research shows only three of the 11 conditions need medicine. Here’s where an End-of-Life Doula fits.

LGBTQ+ People Deserve a Safe Death Too

LGBTQ+ people deserve to die as themselves – not a version of themselves shaped by fear. Yet research shows many older LGBTQ+ Australians still feel forced back into the closet in care settings. This blog explores the unique challenges they face at end of life, why planning ahead matters, and how End-of-Life Doulas can help.