 The Ministerial Expert Panel’s consultation on Voluntary Assisted Dying legislation has been underway for nearly one month. There has already been a strong response to our request for feedback on the Discussion Paper – over 170 submissions have been made. We have also held four public forums to date in Kalgoorlie, Geraldton, Joondalup and Maylands with nearly 150 people in attendance.
Many thanks if you have already provided your feedback via a written submission or by attending a public forum. There are still a number of public forums to come including: South Metro Fiona Stanley Hospital 29 April 10am – 1pm (weblink available) Kimberley Broome Civic Centre 2 May 11am – 2pm South West Bunbury Quality Hotel Lighthouse 6 May 11am – 2pm Peel Mandurah - The Sebel 13 May 4.30-7.30pm I strongly encourage you to attend one of these forums and to also provide this information through your networks. Registration is required for all sessions - please register via the website: www.health.wa.gov.au/voluntaryassisteddying You can also submit your feedback via the website above, via email to vadconsultations@health.wa.gov.au or by writing to the Ministerial Expert Panel at: Ministerial Expert Panel on Voluntary Assisted Dying PO Box 8172 Perth Business Centre Perth WA 6847 Additional face to face and weblink sessions are being planned to accommodate demand for these and details will be advised shortly. If you have any queries about the consultation please contact the Ministerial Expert Panel at vadconsultations@health.wa.gov.au or 9222 6859. Pain Revolution, Pain Management Information Session – 7th May – Manjimup Community Resource Centre9/4/2019  Pain Revolution, Pain Management Information Session – 7th May – Manjimup Community Resource Centre
FYI please see the attached flyer advertising a pain management session being coordinated by GP down south and being delivered by the Pain Revolution in Manjimup in May. An invitation is extended to all community members in Manjimup and surrounding regions to attend. There is no cost to attend and light refreshments will be provided. Horse Assisted Learning Parenting Program - Saturday May 8th or Sunday May 19th. FREE Workshop9/4/2019   Hey movie lovers.
There’s another treat coming your way in our Australian Iconic Movies series, on Wednesday week – and we’re screening it twice: 3pm for our seniors and 6pm for all you workers. Muriel’s Wedding. Muriel finds life in Porpoise Spit, Australia dull and spends her days alone in her room listening to Abba music and dreaming of her wedding day. Slight problem, Muriel has never had a date. Then she steals some money to go on a tropical vacation, meets a wacky friend, changes her name to Mariel, and turns her world upside down. Starring Toni Collette, Rachael Griffiths and Bill Hunter, this is the film that started Collette’s career and got her an interview with a cub reporter, Leigh Sales, today anchor of ABC’s 7.30 Report. 1966, rated PG, 101 min. |
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