Building capacity for collaborative end-of-life care across the health and community sectors.
Use the HELP Brief Intervention in your workplace or download our free HELP App to create your support network today.
Building capacity for collaborative end-of-life care across the health and community sectors.
Download our Free HELP App to create your care network now.
About us
We understand that Australian communities and organisations have a valuable role to play in end-of-life care and support.
Through linking community expertise with health and palliative care expertise, we support communities to work together at generating local solutions to end-of-life concerns and to develop resilience around death, dying and bereavement.
HELP is an integrated approach to end-of-life care. We use a strengths-based implementation framework to unlock untapped assets – at national, state, regional and local level – that can improve end-of-life care outcomes for all Australians.
The Healthy End of Life Program (HELP) came from research at La Trobe University’s Public Health Palliative Care Unit (PHPCU).
State government and philanthropic funds support HELP’s development and operation.
The goals of a public health approach should be to create sustainable community environments with the capacity to engage in end-of-life discussion, support and practical care, whilst developing community norms that ensure citizens know about and can draw upon these assets when needed.
– Grindrod, A. (2020)
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Gain access to our full education and training program, as well as exclusive resources to support your organisation to implement the HELP Brief Intervention – and measure your impact.
Gain access to our full education and training program, as well as exclusive resources to support your HELP project – and measure your impact.
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