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We understand that dealing with the practicalities of death can seem overwhelming and complicated. It's common to have some questions. That's why we have written these simple guides, minus the legal jargon.
A ‘Declaration of Life Extinct form’ (or a ‘Verification of Death form’ in Victoria and New South Wales) is an important part of the death care process. Ahead, discover their purpose and who can complete one.
Butterflies have represented death for centuries. Here’s why and what they mean.
How to have meaningful interactions with those who mean most, in their time of need.
Preparation for end-of-life is key. Always.
Whether you’re marrying one or supporting one, here are our tips on respectfully living with a widow.
While pets have always been known to offer us a great sense of love and affection, research shows that their presence can actually improve our overall health and wellbeing – especially when we get older.
On the hunt for the *perfect* aged care facility? There are so many elements to consider upon your first visit (and so many questions worth asking). Here are our suggestions.
Not only do intergenerational friendships help to curb loneliness and challenge ageism, but they also make people feel, well, much happier! In this guide, we look into the fascinating benefits of these special friendships.
It can feel difficult to make room for grand gestures of gratitude at a time when you’re experiencing your own grief. We share a few simple ways you can show your family’s funeral guests that you deeply appreciated their presence.
If you’re a primary caregiver, in-home respite care is designed to give you time off work so you can focus on your well-being without worrying about your loved one.
Aged care can be expensive. Let’s navigate the subject together.
Here’s some advice on moving through the grief journey; for seniors, from seniors.