Question and Answer session, cuppa tea provided. Free materials and information about preplanning and more.

Theme: Mapping Your Personal and Community Support for End of Life Format: Hands-on, guided workshop Duration: 1.5–2 hours Facilitator: Amelia Toohey At the end of life, none of us should have to walk alone. But how often do we pause to reflect on who is truly in our village? This interactive workshop invites you to explore the people, services, and community resources that can support you or someone you love through death, dying, caregiving, and grief. With creative mapping tools and guided reflection, you’ll uncover the strengths of your current support network—and gently identify the gaps. You’ll leave with: – A clearer sense of who’s already in your village – Awareness of local services and offerings in your community – A personalised “village map” to take home – Practical ideas for building or deepening your support network Whether you’re actively caring for someone, facing your own mortality, or simply curious about preparing well, this workshop is a gentle, empowering way to start. All are welcome. No prior experience or knowledge needed. Just bring yourself. Free. Koha welcome for take home materials. Tea provided.