Welcome
Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief is working to make Scotland a place where people can help each other through the difficult times that come with death, dying and bereavement.
We believe that people usually want to do the right thing when someone they know is affected by ill health, death or grief.
But sometimes other things get in the way – lack of knowledge, time, experience or confidence can mean people don’t offer help. Structures, culture and conventions can create barriers to individuals acting on their intuition.
Good Life, Good Death, Good Grief wants to address this. We want to create a Scotland where everyone knows how to help when someone is dying or grieving.
Information and support
for coping with with serious illness, death and bereavement.
Our work
Find out more about our aims, projects and publications.
Get Involved
Resources for people working to increase knowledge and support on death in communities.
News
Theory of Change for Bereavement Signposting
November 25: A consensus vision and theory of change for improving signposting to bereavement information and support has been published.
PHPCI Community Building Award
October 28: Public Health Palliative Care International recognises Scottish work through prestigious Community Builders Award.
EASE wins an award
October 2: We’re delighted to announce that End of Life Aid Skills for Everyone (EASE), our public education course on death and dying, has won an award.
