Please come and join us for an Information Evening on all things about Death and Dying.
What: Information Evening on Death and Dying
When: Tuesday 20th May 5.30pm – 7.30pm
Where: Hundertwasser Art Centre with Wairau Māori Art Gallery – Activity Centre
Topics that may be discussed: alternatives to traditional burial and funeral arrangements, after-death care, “green” alternatives, natural burials, Te Ao Māori perspectives, family led – family healing, planning ahead, palliative care, the role of an End of Life Doula and everything in between.
Come prepared with questions, all questions are welcome, these evenings are intended to be interactive, not a presentation.
Meet our Panel Participants:
- Jo Samuel, Co-owner, A Graceful Undertaking – new generation funeral directing
- Trinity Hereora – Aratohu Tangihanga, Natural Funeral Guide
- Stephen Jenkins – Manager, WDC Maunu Cemetery – natural burials
- Katy Mandeno– Founder, Go with Grace – planning ahead for when you die, from a personal perspective
- Sherie Sullivan – End of Life Doula, Sovereign Departures
- Helen Blaxland – CEO, North Haven Hospice
Bookings are essential. Numbers are limited. Coming Soon, please see the Hundertwasser Art Centre website to book. $15 per person.
Artwork:
Hundertwasser’s comment on the work
Here an ecological burial method is already anticipated. In it, the dead are buried in harmony with nature and creation, integrated into an ecological whole, returned to a higher order. In this way there would be no more cemeteries, but just a respected, sanctified nature which goes on reproducing, with trees growing.