The WHO leads and champions global efforts to give everyone, everywhere an equal chance to live a healthy life and a comfortable death.
A community of practice for patient/caregiver partners both new and involved, that is dedicated to improving healthcare for all.
Canadian Network of Palliative Care for Children: The NCPCC’s purpose is to improve the quality of living and dying for infants, children and youth with life threatening conditions and their families. The Network provides leadership and a common voice for pediatric hospice palliative care across Canada.
A national network of researchers, healthcare providers, community stakeholders, and patient and caregiver partners who are passionate about palliative care research.
Advancing and advocating for quality hospice palliative care in Canada through public education, awareness, and public policy.
A partnership of health service providers, community organizations, health planners, and patient advisors was formed to create a coordinated approach for palliative care services in the province.
People First of Canada is the national organization representing people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
