Dying With Dignity Victoria welcomes proposed changes to Voluntary Assisted Dying Act: Improving access to VAD Increasing community awareness and grief and bereavement supports Supporting the VAD workforce Dying With…
Over the past week, Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) has been a key topic in the media. Read on to learn what's happening around the world. Kenya: Mercy Killing and the…
At the recent VADANZ conference in Brisbane, Griefline’s Counselling Coordinator, Kerrie Arthur, and Jane Nosworthy from Dying with Dignity Victoria presented findings from a groundbreaking, Australian-first pilot program of VAD-specific grief and…
On the 21st of September, Jane Morris, President of DWDV, spoke at the World Federation of Right To Die Societies International Conference. Jane presented our Young Ambassador Program with 'Age…
On July 31, the Northern Territory's Expert Advisory Panel released a report on Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD). The report advocates for the legalisation of VAD in the NT and outlines…
Currently, dementia is not included in Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD) legislation. In a survey conducted by Dying With Dignity Victoria, 76% of survey respondents agreed that dementia should be a…
