People usually want to do the right thing when someone they know is caring, dying or grieving. But often they can feel awkward offering help, or worry about making things worse.
People often have questions about serious illness or death. But often they don't know who to ask.
Making plans when you’re healthy means there is less to think about when you’re ill. But often people put off making plans until it is too late.
Organising face-to-face events has become impossible for a while, but the need for opportunities to discuss death, dying and bereavement is more relevant than ever. Individuals and organisations across Scotland have organised all kinds of online events as part of Demystifying Death Week - check out the DD Week Events Listings here:
Demystifying Death Week Events.
Please lend your support over social media during the week, using the #DemystifyDeath hashtag. More information and ideas are available here: social media
Demystifying Death Week is a good time to share information and education about some of important subjects that people sometimes worry about bringing up.
During the week, we'll be inviting people to share relevant information and resources over social media using the hashtag #DemystifyDeath.
Various resources are available here, including a brand new suite of short films: Demystifying Death 60 second shorts.
Demystifying Death Week takes place across Scotland. It coincides with Dying Matters Week, organised by our sister organisation, Dying Matters, in England. You can check out Dying Matters Week here: Dying Matters Week.
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