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20 March, 2025
Morning tea to help navigate end-of-life
CABOOLTURE Seniors, Leukemia Support Queensland, and Member for Morayfield, Mark Ryan, are hosting a morning tea to help families and medical professionals manage the emotional and logistical challenges of end-of-life care, including enduring powers of attorney, advanced health directives, and wills.
The event aims to ease the heartbreak of losing a loved one, while also helping people avoid the difficult task of making decisions on behalf of a patient without knowing their wishes.
The initiative encourages everyone over the age of 18 to ensure they have essential legal documents in place, which can help guide both families and medical staff through such challenging times.
The morning tea will offer attendees access to legal experts, who can answer any questions about these crucial documents.
The event will take place on March 26 at 24 Hasking Street, Caboolture, from 9am to 10:30am.
Organisers hope to raise awareness of the importance of having these documents ready.
Attendees will learn about three important legal documents that, once signed by a Justice of the Peace, can provide peace of mind and clarity in difficult circumstances, and a chance to ask legal experts questions.
For those interested in attending, this informative morning tea promises to offer valuable insights into the importance of preparing for the future.
RSVP to treasurercab seniors@outlook.com.
