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Come together and connect with a diverse group of health practitioners, hospices, carers, volunteers, palliative care specialists, doulas, wellness providers, and more, to help guide and grow compassionate communities for Aotearoa.

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We have brochures and bookmarks that can help you share Go With Grace with your patients, colleagues and clients – just fill in the form below to let us know how you’d like to use them and how many you need! Great for displaying in waiting rooms, handing out at workshops, and including in information packs.

End of Life Doula Alliance Aotearoa End of Life & Palliative Care

End of Life Doula Alliance Aotearoa

End of Life & Palliative Care

An End of Life Doula accompanies a person, and their family, as they navigate life leading up to their death and beyond. It is a non-medical role, providing holistic practical, emotional, spiritual, cultural and social care, tailored to the needs of the person, as and when they arise. Empowering the person to live their best life right up to the end. Find end-of-life doulas in New Zealand here.

Auckland
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Nationwide
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One week. Hundreds of events, thousands of conversations across Aotearoa.

Dying Matters Week connects people across Aotearoa to start conversations in a safe space, learn from local experts and seek support to plan for later life and end-of-life and to navigate grief and loss.

The 2026 programme took place from Monday 7th September to Sunday 13th September in regions around New Zealand with more than 250 in-person events in 12 regions. Hundreds of organisations, speakers, volunteers and community members. And thousands of conversations about something that affects every one of us.

From Northland to Otago, communities came together for workshops, Death Cafés, expos, panel discussions, open days, presentations, poetry, conversations about grief and opportunities to step behind the scenes of the deathcare sector.

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