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The Sense of an Ending: stories, meanings and understanding Bookings are now open for the Scottish Partnership for Palliative Care Annual Conference , which will take place on Wednesday 28 November 2018 at the Royal College of Physicians of

work they do by sharing the stories of staff and volunteers. To fit in with the #ItTakesAVillage theme, stories should include a range of roles, and link back to the information on the GLGDGG website . We'd be keen to work with organisations to

work they do by sharing the stories of staff and volunteers. To fit in with the #ItTakesAVillage theme, stories should include a range of roles, and link back to the information on the GLGDGG website . We'd be keen to work with organisations

to prepare original stories and compositions inspired by people who have died. The To Absent Friends festival invites ordinary people to remember friends and family that have died, through a series of public events, private

they created original stories, poems and compositions inspired by experiences of loss. This anthology of writing brings together the stories and poems, all of which were written by young people aged 11—16 years, in collaboration with

seeks patient and family stories Marie Curie are seeking stories from individuals and families to inform their planned work campaigning for a crisis grant for people with a terminal illness: "Money is the last thing that you want to

of people sharing personal stories about tending the body of their loved one at home after death - some who have died at home, some in a hospital or care home. They are running a course on this subject on 1 October in Glasgow (details here ),

Supper in Edinburgh. Share stories over a simple three course meal. The evening will be interspersed with entertainment from local artists, reflecting on loss through music, poetry and storytelling. 7pm, Tuesday 7 November, Broughton St Mary's

excuse to remember, to tell stories, to celebrate and to reminisce about people they love who have died, reviving lost traditions and creating new ones. Grants are available for up to £250, and we encourage creative and innovative ideas that

ones who have died, through stories, celebrations and acts of reminiscence. Anyone can participate, in whatever way they choose. “Loved ones who have died live on in our stories and memories,” says Rebecca Patterson of Good Life,