About Us
Young Ambassadors – How to Support Us
We welcome supporters of all ages and from across Australia to connect with us. All supporters are invited to keep in touch via our newsletter ‘Next Chapter’ and follow us on social media:
If you are a young Australian (under 50 years of age) and are passionate about improving end-of-life care and are, or have specific insights/experience assisting a young person to navigate end-of-life care, we would love for you to join our Young Ambassador Network.
Young Ambassadors
Young Ambassador Network
We are striving to build a volunteer Network with a wide range of life experiences, professional backgrounds, skills and passions. We believe that this diversity will not only enrich our organisation but also enhance our ability to understand and address various community needs effectively.
When you register to the Network, we will ask you some questions about yourself and your interests so we can reach out to you directly if there is a specific opportunity we think is suited to you. We will also sign you up to our newsletter where we will share other opportunities to get involved. Register here.
Next Chapter Newsletter
We are excited to introduce our monthly newsletter ‘Next Chapter’, a resource dedicated to empowering young people at end-of-life. By subscribing to our newsletter, you will gain access to:
- A wealth of information and resources about end-of-life options and planning
- The latest in end-of-life care news, media and advocacy
- Opportunities to engage and make a difference including:
- Sharing your thoughts and experiences
- Provide input on submissions and policies we are developing to ensure they reflect the needs of young people.
- Getting involved in our projects
- Opportunities, news and information from other with other like-minded groups
Becoming a member of DWDV
Become a member of Dying With Dignity Victoria and help us support and guide those who are suffering at the end of their lives. Our purpose is to relieve distress, helplessness and suffering for Victorians with untreatable, painful or terminal illnesses. More Information.
Or support us by making a donation
