Diverse populations and palliative care

Death is a reality of life. When it comes to processing and coping with death, different groups may have varying needs and concerns. Health professionals need to be aware of these differences in order to provide appropriate care and support for their clients. Quality palliative care takes into account the cultural and spiritual needs of different groups.

Community members need to know where to find support and resources that can help.

Health professionals need to be aware of these differences in order to provide appropriate care and support for their clients. 

Visit the Community Centre's Diversity Hub sections for Individuals and Health professionals to learn more and find useful resources. Click here to learn more about the significance of diverse populations and palliative care.

Diversity in LGBTIQ+ communities and implications for palliative care

National Palliative Care Project Coordinator at LGBTIQ+ Health Australia Hannah Morgan sheds light on issues and considerations surrounding palliative care within various LGBTIQ+ communities. Read more.

Connecting culturally diverse Australians to palliative care information

CEO at Multicultural Communities Council of SA Helena Kyriazopoulos outlines the importance of multicultural awareness for the field of palliative care, as well as resources diverse communities can rely on for information and guidance. Read more.