The Good2Go project

24/05/2026

Have you thought about including your pets in your end-of-life planning?

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The Home Ever After Program Pets are cherished members of the family, so we believe that safeguarding their future is vitally important and a fundamental requirement for any responsible pet owner.

19/05/2026

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AHFA sits as a bridge between community and professional knowledge, advocating for evidence-based best practice standards and an increase of people's agency and capacity. By bringing together community and professional voices, AHFA aims to foster a healthier culture around death and dying.

Want to know more? Visit our website www.ahfa.org.au

14/05/2026

We hope you have learned a little more about Palliative Care this week. It's not about dying. It's actually all about life and living well!

"How can we care for families as well as patients?
Palliative care teams help manage symptoms so families can hold onto the moments that matter. With the right support, families feel less alone, decisions are respected, and care stays focused on what matters most.
Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au
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13/05/2026

Early access to Palliative Care can have beneficial effects on your health and illness experience. Find out more!

"What support helps people live on their own terms?
Support built around your individual needs helps you stay in control of your life. It’s about preserving choice and honouring independence in everyday moments, with care that adapts as things change.
Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au
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12/05/2026

Palliative Care is in full swing. Do you have questions?

"How can one conversation change your care?
A good conversation about palliative care does two things. It helps the people around you understand your
healthcare preferences, and it tells services what to prioritise. That might include comfort, where you would like to be cared for, cultural or spiritual needs, and who you want involved
in decisions, so care lines up with what matters most. Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au

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11/05/2026

Palliative Care Week is here! If you think it's only about care at the very end, think again!

"What does support look like when conversations start early? Starting a conversation about palliative care early gives youtime to ask questions, understand your options and plan forwhat matters most. It is better to talk sooner than to havechoices narrowed when time is shorter.Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au "

10/05/2026

Palliative Care Week has begun here in Australia. We at Good2Go are strong supporters of Palliative Care. If you think it's only about the last days, think again!

"What makes life worth living when time feels limited?When time feels uncertain, many people want to stay closeto what gives life meaning, and have their wishes respected.Palliative care helps with comfort, planning and support forcarers, so you can feel more confident about what’s nextand make the most of time together.Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au "

09/05/2026

Palliative Care Week begins next week here in Australia. We at Good2Go are strong supporters of Palliative Care. If you think it's only about the last days, think again!

"What does living well look like for you?Living well is getting the most comfort and quality from eachday, while staying connected to the people and routines thatmatter. Palliative care supports people to keep living as wellas they can, for as long as they can.Advice, tools and support at palliativecare.org.au "

28/04/2026

UTS Faculty of Law is keen to hear from end-of-life doulas, health and allied professionals, to learn about the kinds of legal concerns they encounter with solo agers or people impacted by the death of patients or clients who are solo agers.

If you can help, please reach out for more info and contact Dr Olivia Rawlings-Way, Research Officer:
[email protected] or
Professor Nola Ries, UTS Law: [email protected].

15/11/2025

https://www.smh.com.au/lifestyle/life-and-relationships/the-conversation-no-one-wants-to-have-with-their-parents-and-it-s-not-about-s*x-20251104-p5n7oi.html?apcid=0063a11ae0eb5ad3a8621b00&utm_campaign=newsflash-14-november-2025&utm_content=newsflash-14-november-2025&utm_medium=email&utm_source=ortto

It’s an uncomfortable topic for many but experts say understanding your parents’ wishes before they pass will save additional heartache later on.