Explore end-of-life planning with this engaging workshop focused on Advanced Health Directives and meaningful conversations.
Saturday 13 June 2026
10:00am - 12:30pm
49 Helena St, Midland WA 6056, Australia
Free
This workshop invites you to approach end-of-life planning in a new, thoughtful way. Hosted by Erin, you'll gain insight into the many choices and controls available when planning for the future. The session encourages open, supportive conversations about your wishes with loved ones.
You will develop practical skills to navigate end-of-life discussions and understand the importance of legal documents like Advanced Health Directives. This is part three of a four-week series designed to build death and grief literacy.
The atmosphere is welcoming and interactive, perfect for adults seeking clarity and empowerment around these important topics.
The workshop covers the essentials of advance healthcare planning, focusing on how to create an Advance Health Directive (AHD). You'll learn what this document entails and how it reflects your health and personal care goals.
This session is hands-on and suitable for adults aged 18 and over. It is recommended to attend all four workshops for the full experience, but any session will provide valuable knowledge.
Spaces are limited, so booking in advance is essential. Photography and videography may be used for promotional purposes by the City of Swan.
The event takes place at the Old Midland Courthouse, located at 49 Helena St, Midland WA 6056. The venue is accessible and centrally located within the community.
Directions and additional venue information can be obtained by contacting the organizers or visiting the City of Swan website.
This workshop is free of charge and designed for adults only. Please book one ticket per attendee to secure your spot.
The series aims to demystify end-of-life planning and provide a supportive environment for learning and discussion.
Participants are encouraged to engage fully and bring questions or concerns to the session.
Attendance is free, but booking is required due to limited spaces. Reserve your place by contacting the library programs team via phone or email.
Booking early ensures you don't miss out on this valuable opportunity to gain control over your end-of-life planning.
Additional sessions in the series are also available for booking separately.
