At the end resources

 Resources for care towards the end of life

• If you need help, Carer Gateway Australia has a Carer Counselling Program Freecall 1800 422 737, or go to the webpage and Request a Callback and they will ring you.
• The Australian Government Department of Human Services has some helpful information on what to do when someone dies.
• Australian Death Notification Services, a free government service to help notify multiple organisations at once.
• Funerals Australia has a list of frequently asked questions.
• Carers Australia: You can contact your local carers organisation for support.
• Cancer Council NSW has information on Anticipatory grief.
• MarieCurie UK, a video on What to expect at the end.
• Services Australia has some helpful information on what to do when a loved one dies.
• Palliative Care Australia has information on the dying process.
• University of St Andrews SPICT-4ALL is a simple tool for everyone including family carers to recognise signs that a person’s overall health may be declining. CareSearch has interactive versions of SPICT (571kb pdf) and SPICT-4ALL (571kb pdf) available.
• Palliative Care Victoria has a resource on Living, dying & grieving well: A guide to palliative care.
• Palliative Care NSW has information on heading into the last days of life (194kb pdf).
  
• Cancer Council Facing End of Life booklet (462kb pdf) provides information about end-of-life issues for people who are dying with cancer, and the people who are caring for them.
  
• Better Health Channel: At the end - dying explained page provides information on what to expect at the end.