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Love Notes ....to the Departed
31/08/2026 - 13/09/2026
Whangaparāoa Library,
9 Main Street, Whangaparāoa
During opening hours of the library
Presenter: Sephira Institute
Free, no reservation required
Step into a sacred space where memory, love and art converge in our exhibition, Love Notes to the Departed. Through intimate messages, poetic reflections and visual storytelling from those in our communities, we honour enduring bonds beyond life. Complemented by stunning floral artworks and intricate mandalas created by Camilla Copley, teacher/artist and her students at Hare Krishna School and Marama Winder, end-of-life navigator/mentor/minister/artist, the exhibit symbolizes growth, renewal and spiritual harmony. Together, these elements inspire reflection, healing and connection as they honour loved ones lost. Join us in exploring the profound ways art and remembrance intertwine, offering consolation and celebration of life’s eternal cycle. If you would like to offer a 3 to 7 sentence message for a loved one that will be displayed on the ArtWall, please feel free to send to Hibiscus Coast Regional Coordinator and Co-Host, Marama Winder at maramawinder@gmail.com. Please indicate if you would like your name, or another identifier, on your Note, or no name. Please email to me by Monday 7 September.
Let's Talk About Death Baby, Let's Talk about You and Me
31/08/2026 - 13/09/2026
Glen Innes Library,
108 Line Road, Glen Innes
During opening hours of the library
Free, no reservation required
Public contest open to all community members, encouraging awareness, reflection, and engagement in end-of-life conversations as part of Dying Matters Week: "Let's Talk About Death Baby, Let's Talk about You and Me".
The Things We Leave Behind – Our Legacy Board
07/09/2026 - 13/09/2026
Onehunga Library,
85 Church Street, Onehunga
During opening hours of the library
Free, no reservation required
Join us at Onehunga Library to explore a range of books from across the globe on death and dying; grief and loss; and funerals and rituals. We’re drawing from across the library, pulling out novels, non-fiction and even picture books from the children’s section to share with you. We’ll also have a range of pamphlets you can browse through or take away, about everything from your rights as a patient, to organ donation, natural healing practices, and funeral arrangements. And we’d love to hear your ideas about legacy and remembrance – so take the time to fill out a slip and add it to our interactive legacy board. While you’re there, see what others have said, as we focus on the things we leave behind.
Remember, Reflecting, Renewing
A Shared Journey Through Live and Loss
Holding On - Letting Go
06/09/2026, 1 pm - 2 pm
Orewa Library
12 Moana Avenue, Orewa
Costs: Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Bron van der Geest
Host: Marama Winder
Bron van der Geest is an educator, health and wellbeing coach, and Seasons for Growth Coordinator for the North Shore and Hibiscus Coast. She is passionate about supporting young people navigating change, transition, loss and grief, bringing a compassionate, practical approach to creating safe spaces for reflection and connection. Seasons for Growth is a programme that supports children, young people and adults to understand and respond to the impacts of change, loss and grief. It provides a safe, structured environment where participants can share experiences, develop practical coping strategies, build resilience and discover ways to move forward. Bron will facilitate “Remembering, Reflecting, Renewing: A Shared Journey Through Life and Loss.’ By drawing on the principles of Seasons for Growth, participants will be invited to pause and explore experiences of transition, honour meaningful memories, letting go of what they can, to move forward with hope, purpose and love. Marama Winder will host this programme as the Dying Matters Week 2026 Hibiscus Coast Regional Coordinator. For over 20 years, Marama has supported individuals, groups and communities as a mentor, life, grief and deathcare navigator and community facilitator.
Create a Better End-of-Life Experience
07/09/2026, 10.30 am - 11.30 am
Warkworth Library
2 Baxter Street, Warkworth
Presenter: Sherie Sullivan
Free, no reservation required
Join end-of-life Doula Sherie Sullivan to discover the choices many people are unaware of. Learn how personalised non-medical support, natural after-death care, home vigils and family-led funerals can help contribute towards a more informed, connected and family-led end-of-life experience.
Planning Ahead: Conversations That Matter
07/09/2026, 1 pm - 2.30 pm
Mahurnagi East Library
21 Hamatana Road, Snells Beach,
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Michelle Kemp
This free community presentation offers a gentle introduction to Advance Care Planning. You'll learn what an Advance Care Plan is, how it differs from an Advance Directive, where to access New Zealand's free planning resources, and how to start meaningful conversations with the people you love.
Advanced Care Planning
07/09/2026, 3.30 pm - 5 pm
Mt Roskill Library
546 Mt Albert Road, Auckland
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Cheryl Calvert
Cheryl Calvert Quality Improvement Advisor Te Whatu Ora Counties Manukau. Advanced Care Planning. The Advanced Care Plan workbook – Guidance and use in end-of-life planning. Discussion and exploration of the planning pathway to achieve certainty.
Planning for Peace of Mind
07/09/2026, 2 pm - 3.30 pm
Takapuna Library
9 The Strand, Takapuna
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Jacqueline Tyler-Joseph, Harbour Hospice
Join Harbour Hospice social worker Jacqueline Tyler-Joseph as she explains the meaning and importance of advanced care plans, enduring power of attorney (EPA), wills, funeral planning and finances
The Legal Side of Death
07/09/2026, 4 pm - 5.30 pm
Avondale Library, 93 Rosebank Rd, Avondale
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Shelley Funnell from Henderson Reeves lawyers, Avondale office
Join Shelley Funnell, director of Henderson Reeves Lawyers Auckland for an insightful presentation with discussion opportunities.
Nature & Remembrance Art Workshop
08/09/2026, 10 am - 12 pm
Panmure Library
7/13 Pilkington Road, Panmure
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Danielle Mahoney, Angie
A drop-in creative session where participants can make small clay sculptures using natural materials to place under the Remembrance Tree, or create notes and drawings to hang on the tree in memory of loved ones.
Ask an End-of-Life Doula
08/09/2026, 1 pm - 2 pm
Botany Library, 588 Chapel Road, Level 1, Botany Town Centre, East Tāmaki
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Sandy Millar
What exactly is a doula, and how can they support you and your family as you approach the end of life? Come along and meet Sandy Millar, a local celebrant and end-of-life doula. You can ask Sandy about what doulas do and don’t do, when you might engage one, and how a doula can support you and your family or whānau. If you’re interested in becoming a doula yourself, you can also find out if becoming a doula would be suit you, and the professional development options and pathways that are available in Australasia and further afield. Sandy is a professional member of the End-of-Life Doula Alliance Aotearoa (ELDAA), and a validated member of Celebrants Aotearoa (CANZ), and currently lives in Tāmaki Makaurau.
Sadness and Grief
08/09/2026, 3 pm - 5 pm
Central Library, 44-46 Lorne Street, Auckland CBD
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Sibylle Kiehne
Sadness and grief are a natural part of being human—but sometimes it can feel like we’re stuck in it. This workshop offers a gentle, supportive space to better understand your emotions and find your way forward. This workshop explores the nature of sadness and grief, helping you understand the emotional messages behind what you feel. We’ll look at the difference between healthy and unhealthy ways of processing sadness, and how grief can sometimes become prolonged or stuck. We’ll examine how sadness functions, what happens when it becomes blocked, and how other emotions can intertwine with or cover it. You’ll gain insight into the patterns and triggers that contribute to feeling stuck.
Conversations About Death with Children
08/09/2026, 4 pm - 5 pm
Fickling Convention Centre
Seniour Citizen's Room
546 Mt Albert Road, Auckland
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Dr. Elisabeth Price
Conversations About Death with Children: The Pōhutukawa Model and proactive and reactive approaches. Dr Elisabeth Price will introduce the Pōhutukawa Model, which she designed to support both proactive and reactive conversations about death, dying, bereavement and grief. The model provides a guide for trusted adults in a child’s life, with five dimensions: meaning and purpose; emotions and feelings; facts and processes; family and community; and land and place. Elisabeth will share examples of how the Pōhutukawa Model can be applied, including the use of picture books to prompt proactive conversations and examples of conversations following a death. The session will provide opportunities to consider how we might create thoughtful, factual, culturally informed, age appropriate and holistic conversations about death with children
Demystifying End of Life Choices
08/09/2026, 4 pm - 5 pm
Panmure Library,
7/13 Pilkington Road, Panmure
Free, no reservation required
An informative session exploring end-of-life planning, available choices, and community support services.
Nature & Remembrance Art Workshop
09/09/2026, 10 am - 12 pm
Panmure Library
7/13 Pilkington Road, Panmure
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Danielle Mahoney, Angie
A drop-in creative session where participants can make small clay sculptures using natural materials to place under the Remembrance Tree, or create notes and drawings to hang on the tree in memory of loved ones.
Specialist Panel Discussion
09/09/2026, 12.30 pm – 02:30 pm
Whangaparāoa Library, 9 Main Street, Stanmore Bay, Auckland
Free, no reservation rqyired
Presenter: Marama Winder
RSVP and questions to maramawinder@gmail.com
Join us for a special panel event as part of Dying Matters Week 2026, where Richard Worker from Millwater Law, James Dunn from Auckland Memorial Park & Cemetery and a representative Harbour Hospice come together to talk openly about death, dying and planning ahead in a panel discussion hosted by Marama Winder, life, grief and deathcare guide. This session offers a safe, respectful space to ask questions and gain practical insights into navigating the end-of-life journey with compassion and clarity. There is no need to register to attend. All are welcome.
Planning for Peace of Mind
09/09/2026, 2.30 pm - 4 pm
East Coast Bays Library
8 Bute Road, Browns Bay, Auckland 0630
Presenter: Presenter: Tracy Smith , Harbour Hospice Social Worker
Free, no reservation required
Planning ahead can give you and your loved ones peace of mind. Join us for this practical 1.5 hour workshop to learn about the key decisions and documents that help ensure your wishes are known and respected. This informative workshop covers the essentials of future planning, including Advance Care Planning (ACP), Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPOAs), wills, funeral planning, financial considerations, and other practical matters. There will also be time for questions and discussion.
Planning ahead: Important decisions for the future
09/09/2026, 1.30 pm - 2.30 pm
Warkworth Library, 2 Baxter Street, Warkworth
Presenter: Maria from Harbour Hospice
Free, no reservation required
Join Maria from Harbour Hospice as she covers the following information. • Advance Care Plans: What they are, how they work, documenting your healthcare wishes. • Enduring Power of Attorney (EPA): Why it's important and how it protects your interests. • Wills, Funeral Planning and Costs: Preparing for the future with confidence. • DIY Options: Tools and resources to help you get organised. • Finances and Final Arrangements: Tying up loose ends for peace of mind.
Remember, Reflecting, Renewing
A Shared Journey Through Live and Loss
Holding On - Letting Go
09/09/2026, 6 pm - 7 pm
Birkenhead Library
204 Hinemaoa Street, Birkenhead
Costs: Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Bron van der Geest
Host: Marama Winder
Bron van der Geest is an educator, health and wellbeing coach, and Seasons for Growth Coordinator for the North Shore and Hibiscus Coast. She is passionate about supporting young people navigating change, transition, loss and grief, bringing a compassionate, practical approach to creating safe spaces for reflection and connection. Seasons for Growth is a programme that supports children, young people and adults to understand and respond to the impacts of change, loss and grief. It provides a safe, structured environment where participants can share experiences, develop practical coping strategies, build resilience and discover ways to move forward. Bron will facilitate “Remembering, Reflecting, Renewing: A Shared Journey Through Life and Loss.’ By drawing on the principles of Seasons for Growth, participants will be invited to pause and explore experiences of transition, honour meaningful memories, letting go of what they can, to move forward with hope, purpose and love.
The Poetry of Grief
10/09/2026, 11 am - 12 pm
Mt Roskill Library
546 Mt Albert Road, Auckland
Costs: Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Hebe and Ash
Join Hebe from Blackout Poetry Aotearoa and Ash from Yellow Lamp Poetry as we explore grief through poetry. We will use epigrams and obits to approach and hold grief of all shapes and sizes. We will gently guide you through the forms, and offer a chance to share. This session will be supported by experienced Death Café facilitators, and embrace a similar ethos.
Death Admin: Wills and EPOA
10/09/2026, 11 am - 12.15 pm
Onehunga Library
85 Church Street, Onehunga
Costs: Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Auckland Community Law Centre
Getting sorted with your will and understanding Enduring Power of Attorney
Ask an End of Life Doula
10/09/2026, 12.30 pm - 1.30 pm
Onehunga Library
85 Church Street, Onehunga
Costs: Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Sandy Millar
Chat with an end-of-life doula to discover how this emerging field of professional practice is supporting people and their whanau in the sacred journey of dying and death. The first hour is an informal drop-in session, where Sandy will answer your questions and share her experiences. You might have a will, but have you heard of an Advance Care Plan? An ACP is an important document that describes what is important to you, as well as the healthcare and treatments you want as you near the end of your life. This plan will make it help the health care team caring for you, and your whanau and loved ones make decisions about your care if you can no longer tell them what you want. Unlike a will which becomes active after you die, the ACP identifies your wishes before you die. In this short session with celebrant and end of life doula, Sandy Millar, find out why an ACP is important, what’s included in an ACP, and the steps you can take to completing your own ACP, before it’s too late.
Advanced Care Planning
10/09/2026, 1.30 pm - 2.30 pm
Onehunga Library
85 Church Street, Onehunga
Costs: Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Sandy Millar
You might have a will, but have you heard of an Advance Care Plan? An ACP is an important document that describes what is important to you, as well as the healthcare and treatments you want as you near the end of your life. This plan will make it help the health care team caring for you, and your whanau and loved ones make decisions about your care if you can no longer tell them what you want. Unlike a will which becomes active after you die, the ACP identifies your wishes before you die. In this short session with celebrant and end of life doula, Sandy Millar, find out why an ACP is important, what’s included in an ACP, and the steps you can take to completing your own ACP, before it’s too late.
Exploring Grief Through Gratitude
10/09/2026, 3 pm - 5 pm
Birkenhead Library
204 Hinemoa Street, Birkenhead
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Rod Wills
Christina Hira
Exploring Grief Through Gratitude: A creative workshop using collage and blackout poetry. Allow two hours for guided facilitation and learning, with all materials provided.
Losing a Faithful Companion
How to grieve and live with the death of pets. The death of a beloved pet can leave a profound sense of loss, yet this grief is often overlooked or misunderstood. Join us for an informal panel discussion as we explore the unique experience of pet loss, share stories, and talk openly about navigating grief, remembrance, and life after saying goodbye. Whether your loss is recent or many years ago, you are warmly welcome. The discussion will be followed by refreshments and an opportunity to connect with others in a relaxed and supportive setting. Everyone is welcome. If you can’t make it in person, join our free livestream.
10/09/2026, 6pm - 8pm
H Morris Funeral Service,
31 Ocean View Road, Northcote
Reserve your free ticket or the livestream
Email: office @hmorris.co.nz or
Phone: 09 4895737
Presenters: Dave, Timothy Giles, Funeral Celebrant and Host at a Loss Podcast, Danielle Halliday, Funeral Director and Dabe's Mum, Dr Kylie Kim, Palliative Vet - Sunset Vet Care
Sadness and Grief
11/09/2026, 10.30am - 12.30pm
Remuera Library, 429 Remuera Road, Remuera, Auckland 1050
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Sibylle Kiehne
Sadness and grief are a natural part of being human—but sometimes it can feel like we’re stuck in it. This workshop offers a gentle, supportive space to better understand your emotions and find your way forward. This workshop explores the nature of sadness and grief, helping you understand the emotional messages behind what you feel. We’ll look at the difference between healthy and unhealthy ways of processing sadness, and how grief can sometimes become prolonged or stuck. We’ll examine how sadness functions, what happens when it becomes blocked, and how other emotions can intertwine with or cover it. You’ll gain insight into the patterns and triggers that contribute to feeling stuck.
Planning for Peace of Mind (in Mandarin)
11/09/2026, 2 pm - 3.30 pm
East Coast Bays Library
8 Bute Road, Browns Bay, Auckland 0630
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Ren Wang, Harbour Hospice Social Worker & Asian Liaison
Planning ahead can give you and your loved ones peace of mind. Join us for this practical 1.5 hour workshop to learn about the key decisions and documents that help ensure your wishes are known and respected. This informative workshop covers the essentials of future planning, including Advance Care Planning (ACP), Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPOAs), wills, funeral planning, financial considerations, and other practical matters. There will also be time for questions and discussion.
Dying Matters Chat
12/09/2026, 11 am - 12 pm
Hellensville Library
49 Commercial Road, Helensville
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Heather Steadman
Join Heather Steadman, an End of Life Doula, and use the chance to ask questions, share stories, and talk about death and matters surrounding it. We will also discuss the possibility of starting a regular Death Café.
Exploring Grief Through Gratitude
12/09/2026, 12 pm - 2 pm
Avondale Library
93 Rosebank Rd, Avondale
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Rod Wills
Christina Hira
Exploring Grief Through Gratitude: A creative workshop using collage and blackout poetry. Allow two hours for guided facilitation and learning, with all materials provided.
Don't Leave a Mess, Leave a Legacy. Estate planning.
13/09/2026, 11 am - 12 pm
Warkworth Library
2 Baxter Street, Warkworth
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Wendy Hampton
Join Wendy Hampton as she talks about the importance of organising your essential personal information in one place so your family, whanau and executors can easily manage your estate. Wendy is well versed in all the legalities, has many insights and conveys the information well. She is also the author of a very informative book called 'Don't Leave a Mess: Leave a Legacy.
Understanding Emotions Through Creativity
13/09/2026, 1 pm - 3pm
Mt Roskill Library
546 Mt Albert Road, Auckland
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Christina Hira,
Sibylle Kiehne
This workshop begins with an exploration of the energy of emotions and the impact that unprocessed or blocked emotions can have on our physical and emotional well-being. We will look at what happens in the body when emotions are not fully expressed, processed, or released. We then move into Blackout Poetry, a creative practice that allows us to step outside an emotion and engage with it from a different perspective. Creativity provides a physical anchor for something that can feel intangible, while helping us slow down, focus, and connect with what we may be experiencing in our bodies. What is Blackout Poetry? Blackout Poetry is a simple, accessible practice where you take an existing page of text and selectively erase or cover words until only a few remain. These words can form a poem, a sentence, or simply a collection of words that resonate with you. Through this process, we create a bridge between understanding emotions and experiencing them.
Dying out of Place
13/09/2026, 1 pm - 3pm
Avondale Library,
93 Rosebank Rd, Avondale
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Dr Shamsul Shah
Dying out of place - Exploring experiences at the end-of-life in Auckland’s ethnic communities. A discussion by Dr Shamsul Shah - Auckland City Hospital Palliative Care Service. The background for the study, and its purpose will be presented. Research approaches with ethnic communities, that are ethical, and culturally safe; and opportunities to participate in this work will be discussed.
Demystifying Funeral Care
13/09/2026, 1:30 pm - 2.45 pm
Takapuna Library
9 The Strand, Takapuna
Free, no reservation required
Presenter: Sarah Cannon
Demystifying Funeral Care Behind every funeral home door is a space where grief, love, culture, and care intersect. Sarah will explain the deeply human work that happens: tending to the deceased with gentleness, guiding families through difficult decisions, honouring diverse traditions and cultures, and creating moments of meaning in the midst of loss. By demystifying the environment and the processes, we invite people to see funeral homes not as places of fear, but as places of compassion, support, and connection. Join Sarah Cannon General Manager and Funeral Director from State of Grace Funerals for a chat, bring your questions and curiosity.
Death Cafés
Join us at libraries across Tāmaki Makaurau for an open, group-directed conversation about death, where there is no set agenda, objectives, or themes. This is a discussion group rather than a grief support or counselling session. Enjoy a cuppa and a biscuit too.
Death Café - Mt Roskill
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
546 Mount Albert Road, Three Kings
2026 Dates:
Saturday 17 January
Saturday 21 February
Saturday 21 March
Saturday 18 April
Saturday 16 May
Saturday 20 June
Saturday 18 July
Saturday 22 August
Saturday 19 September
Saturday 17 October
Saturday 21 November
Saturday 12 December
Death Café - Birkenhead
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
Hinemoa Street, Birkenhead
2026 Dates:
Sunday 1 February
Sunday 1 March
Sunday 3 May
Sunday 7 June
Sunday 5 July
Sunday 2 August
Sunday 6 September
Sunday 4 October
Sunday 1 November
Sunday 6 December
Death Café - Warkworth
1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
2 Baxter Street, Warkworth
2026 Dates:
Sunday 8 March
Sunday 12 April
Sunday 17 May
Sunday 14 June
Sunday 12 July
Sunday 9 August
Sunday 13 September
Sunday 11 October
Sunday 8 November
Death Café - Avondale
1:30 pm - 3:00 pm
93 Rosebank Road, Avondale,
2026 Dates:
Saturday 10 January
Saturday 7 February
Saturday 7 March
Saturday 4 April
Saturday 2 May
Saturday 6 June
Saturday 4 July
Saturday 8 August
Sunday 6 September
Saturday 3 October
Saturday 7 November
Saturday 5 December
Death Café - East Coast Bays
2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
8 Bute Road, Browns Bay
2026 Dates:
Saturday 21 February
Saturday 21 March
Saturday 18 April
Saturday 16 May
Saturday 20 June
Saturday 18 July
Saturday 15 August
Saturday 19 September
Saturday 17 October
Saturday 21 November
Death Café - Onehunga
10:30 am - 12:00 pm
85 Church Street, Onehunga
2026 Dates:
Friday 20 March
Friday 17 April
Friday 15 May
Friday 19 June
Friday 17 July
Friday 21 August
Death Café - Takapuna
1:15 pm - 2:30 pm
9 The Strand, Takapuna
2026 Dates:
Saturday 14 February
Saturday 14 March
Saturday 11 April
Saturday 9 May
Saturday 13 June
Sunday 9 August
Sunday 11 October
Sunday 8 November
Death Café - Panmure
2:00 pm - 3:30 pm
7/13 Pilkington Road, Panmure
2026 Dates:
Saturday 14 February
Saturday 14 March
Saturday 11 April
Saturday 9 May
Saturday 13 June
Saturday 11 July
Saturday 8 August
Saturday 12 September
Saturday 10 October
Saturday 14 November
Saturday 12 December
Death Café - Botany
6:00 pm - 7:30 pm
Level 1, Botany Town Centre Sunset Terrace East Tāmaki 588 Chapel Road, East Tāmaki
2026 Dates:
Thursday 26 March
Thursday 25 June
Thursday 6 August
Death Café - Remuera
Death Café - Auckland Central
Death Café - Te Manawa (Westgate)
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
429 Remuera Road, Remuera
2026 Dates:
Wednesday 22nd April
Wednesday 27th May
Wednesday 24th June
1:30 pm - 3 pm
Central Library, 44–46 Lorne Street
2026 Dates:
Saturday 27th June
Saturday 25th July
Saturday 22nd August
Saturday 26th September
Saturday 24th October from
Saturday 28th November from
1:30 pm - 3 pm
11 Kohuhu Lane, Massey
2026 Dates:
Sunday 30 August
Sunday 20 September
Sunday 24 October
Sunday 28 November
Death Café -
Whangaparāoa Library
1 pm - 2:30 pm
9 Main Street, Stanmore Bay
2026 Dates:
Sunday 30 August
Improve your Skills
Workshops
No One Dies Alone (NODA):
Become a Compassionate Companion
This program started in 2025 and is run by Mercy Hospice. They are seeking dedicate volunteers to join this programme, providing comfort and connection to those in their last months and days of life.
Volunteers need to apply to become a Mercy Hospice volunteer, undergo reference and police vetting checks, attend induction and training sessions and commit to volunteer with us for a minimum of six months.
More information: Email admin@mh.org.nz
At Home Aged and Palliative Services (AHAPS): A “Train the Trainers” Programme
Launching in 2025, the "At Home Aged and Palliative Services" programme is co-designed by Working Together Group (WTG) and Mercy Hospice.
This initiative will equip community members with skills, knowledge, and resources to both provide compassionate at-home care at the end of life, and train others to do the same. Emphasising sustainability and inclusivity.
This programme is currently being piloted with our community partners, Working Together Group.
More information: Email admin@mh.org.nz
