Advance Care Planning - Titahi bay Library
🗣️ Have you had the important conversation with those you love about what matters most at the end of life?
As part of Dying Matters Week, Sean Thompson is facilitating a free Advance Care Planning session - a chance to explore your values, ask questions, and make plans while you are well for the care you would or would not want in the future.
📍 Porirua – Wednesday 3rd September
🕑 2pm–4pm, Titahi Bay Library
These informal, supportive sessions are a great opportunity to:
✅ Start your Advance Care Plan
✅ Understand why it matters — for you and your loved ones
✅ Learn how this simple step can make difficult decisions easier in the future
Come along and take the first step — because planning ahead matters and dying matters.
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