Aims to encourage practical and emotional discussion concerning end-of-life issues
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Join us at Chapter Two Bookshop in Chesham on 25 Feb 18:30 for our next “Chiltern Compass Conversation: Diaries of a Death Doula”. £10 on the door or through the Chapter Two website with proceeds to St Francis Hospice.
Thank you to all those who came along to our second “Conversation” in Amersham where Dr Lyn Jenkins interviewed Parveen Haynes, local solicitor and Chiltern Compass Trustee on Practical planning for end of life. Recording can be accessed here chilterncompass.org.uk/press…
Thanks to all those who came along to our first Chiltern Compass Conversation at Chapter Two in Chesham on 22 Oct on “Living and Dying Well without a Religious Faith” - recording here chilterncompass.org.uk/commu… where you’ll also find details of the next “Conversation…” on 22 Nov
'Plan your exit like a celebrity' - why it’s never too early to start the conversations. A great read. bbc.com/news/articles/ce3xqq…
Join us to hear from the experts in living and dying well. No need to book! #CCConversations
The next Chesham Death Cafe takes place next Wednesday 15 October 3-5pm at The Drawing Room, Chesham. fb.me/e/39cyliXPh
Why not come along? All welcome!
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Watch our latest webinar, Healthy Ageing - What is happening in Buckinghamshire.
We welcomed speakers from @ageukbucks, @BucksCouncil, and @ChilternCompass to discuss the work they do in our county.
To watch the full webinar, visit: youtube.com/watch?v=Fy4_1Vej…
A life well lived and a death all of us would hope for. At home, comfortable and surrounded by your family. Rest well, Ma’am. Duty done.
Chiltern Compass retweeted
Oh @BBC -
Please use your D-words.
There is dignity in the language of death, used with compassion & kindness.
Let's give that dignity to the Queen.
Those closest to her are not resorting to euphemisms. Neither should you.
Interested in Volunteering, or finding out how we can support you? Come and see us at the Community Groups and Volunteers fair on 16 July in Amersham!
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Whilst the pandemic became a springboard for the public to question their mortality and revise their estate plans, it is estimated that more than half the population still do not have a Will in place.
So why is it important that a Will should exist?
#wills #willsandprobate
A great initiative. We’ll be at the next Fair on 16 July. Come and say hi!
It's Volunteers Week; an annual celebration of the contribution people make across the UK through volunteering.
#Amersham has amazing volunteers in a range of groups.
Read about the AAG's Volunteers Fair here (there's a list of the groups who came too).
amershamactiongroup.org.uk/a…
Chiltern Compass retweeted
It's Volunteers Week; an annual celebration of the contribution people make across the UK through volunteering.
#Amersham has amazing volunteers in a range of groups.
Read about the AAG's Volunteers Fair here (there's a list of the groups who came too).
amershamactiongroup.org.uk/a…
What can you do to make the end of your life easier to manage for you and your family/carers? Join us on Thursday at The Kings Church, Amersham @KCAmersham @kingschesham to find out how! Practical Planning for End of Life.
Join us on 16 June in Amersham for our next workshop, Practical Planning for End of Life. Wills, powers of attorney, organising a good funeral and much more. All welcome. Book your free place here eventbrite.co.uk/e/practical…
