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to be published on the GLGDGG website throughout the week. GLGDGG-led Good Death Week Activities Good Death Week blog As in previous years, guest bloggers were invited to write a piece of the GLGDGG site to publish during the week. The theme

Good Death, Good Grief (GLGDGG), an alliance working to make Scotland a place where people can open about death, dying and bereavement. GLGDGG has over 800 members, and one of the key messages of GLGDGG is that there are huge benefits to

then invites people to the GLGDGG website to find out more. Watch out for the quiz on our social media accounts on Monday, and please feel free to share widely. Thu 17 th , 11.30am - 12.30pm Twitter Chat Join GLGDGG and the Health

love to promote it on the GLGDGG website . If you are looking for ideas for your event, check out our website: Awareness Week . Volunteers sought - tell your own story For Awareness Week we are gathering together a collection of stories

love to promote it on the GLGDGG website . If you are looking for ideas for your event, check out our website: Awareness Week . Volunteers sought - tell your own story For Awareness Week we are gathering together a collection of

that now falls under the GLGDGG banner. The new website has three main sections: Information and support - to help people cope with serious illness, death and bereavement About our work - information about the aims, projects and

the aims and objectives of GLGDGG. The closing date for applications is Monday 8 April to allow applications to be processed and relevant money distributed in time for GLGDGG Awareness Week , 13-19 May 2013. (Applications are also

the Dragon’s Den? GLGDGG members are being invited to take part in our very own Dragon’s Den , as part of the above stakeholder event taking place in Edinburgh on 30th September. Those who dare will have the opportunity to

tickets are available on the GLGDGG website . Culture Strategy SPPC has submitted a response to the Scottish Government's consultation on the Culture Strategy for Scotland. Back to top Other News A Good Death Progress Report

May, Perth The SPPC and GLGDGG warmly invite you to a knowledge-sharing and networking event that will be of interest to anyone interested in: Compassionate communities Public Health approaches to palliative care Encouraging others