National Palliative Care Week Story Exchange

Come share, listen, and connect.

Stories have a unique power to bring us together. As part of National Palliative Care Week, we invite you to join the Palliative Story Exchange for a special online gathering on Friday 16 May.

The goal of this free, online storytelling event is to come together to share openly, listen deeply, and find solace and meaning in our shared experiences as clinicians, volunteers, and caregivers.

Whether you have a story to tell or simply want to be part of the conversation, we’d love for you to join us.

Why attend?

  • Hear insightful and moving stories from leading experts in palliative care.
  • Explore the role of storytelling in healing, communication, and connection.
  • Engage in meaningful conversations with others who share your passion for palliative care.

If you are interested in reading your story, please let us know by filling out this brief Google Form.

You can also secure your spot to be part of the audience at this powerful storytelling experience:

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are advised that this website may contain images, videos and voices of people who have passed on. Some of the content and topics covered might also cause distress. You are welcome here, and we want you to feel safe and take care.

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