What might a local project look like?

We are interested in supporting local initiatives that:

• are focused on improving people's people's experiences of death, dying, loss or care in some way
• are devised, led and implemented by communities themselves
• involve organisations, groups or individuals from across different sections of the community.

Aims

We are open to considering a diverse range of projects, but it is important that projects are clear about their aims - what aspect(s) of death, dying, loss or care do you want to change or improve?

We are particularly interested in projects that aim to:

You might be thinking about taking part in a festival of remembrance, working with employers to encourage more bereavement-friendly workplaces, introducing End of Life Aid Skills for Everyone public education courses, setting up a No-one Dies Alone project, or something completely different!

Whatever the activity, the aim should be that your community becomes more connected, and better equipped to deal with and help each other with death, dying, loss and care.