LWLW 001 is a one-hour course which helps the general public to understand Palliative Care and to start conversation with their family members or loved ones on Palliative Care or end-of-life matters.
Course Objectives:
At the end of the course, participants will:
- Increase awareness of their own attitude towards death and its impact on their willingness to converse with family or loved ones
- Know how to start conversation with their family or loved ones on palliative care matters
- Be informed of the suite of Community Resources available for Palliative Care
- Identify individuals who are interested to be Palliative Care Ambassador
Course Content:
- All you need to know about Palliative Care and end-of-life matters
- Community Resources on Palliative Care
- Ways to start conversation on Palliative Care and end-of-life matters
Mode of Course Delivery:
The course will be conducted in English or Mandarin.
Who Should Attend:
General Public
Course Fee:
Free of charge
We would like to invite social service agencies to organise the talk for their beneficiaries and Singapore Hospice Council will send a trained professional to deliver the talk.
Please complete the form below if you’re keen in our training:
Course Outline:
Palliative Care Communicator training course is a two-hour workshop which helps staff and volunteers in social work, mental health, healthcare fields and community-based service providers to understand Palliative Care and to effectively use the community engagement kit to start end-of-life conversations on Palliative Care with their service recipients.
Course Objectives:
At the end of the workshop, participants will:
- Gain knowledge to start conversation with their service recipients on palliative care and end-of-life matters
- Develop skills in using the community engagement kit and to help the service recipients reflect on life and end-of life-matters
Course Content:
- All you need to know about Palliative Care and end-of-life care
- Community Resources on Palliative Care
- Community Engagement Kit
Mode of Course Delivery:
The course will be delivered through lecture, structured group discussions, case studies and interactive role-plays.
Who Should Attend:
Social workers, psychologists, counsellors, allied health professionals, education and social service practitioners, volunteers.
Course Requirement:
Each Participant is required to use the community engagement kit to have conversations with at least two individuals and provide feedback of experience in a survey form.
Course Fee:
Free of charge
We would like to invite social service agencies to organise the training course for their staff and volunteers and Singapore Hospice Council will send a trained professional to conduct the training.
Please complete the form below if you’re keen in our training: