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Bereavement support might include participation in one-on-one contact, group support and the provision of information.
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Through Biography programs volunteers support their clients by recording their life story.
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Community-visiting volunteers provide support to clients and their family in the community, typically at home.
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Roles might include light touch massage, the use of essential oils, music, art and companion animals.
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Volunteers support patients and families within palliative care wards, supportive and palliative care units or residential aged care settings.
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Volunteers may organise or assist with Memorial Services, events by which loss and bereavement can be honoured within a group setting.
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Roles include sibling and family support at home or in the community, and inpatient support.
Pic credits from Unsplash: 1 Mike Labrum 2 Art Lasovsky 3 Scott Webb 4 James Cousins 5 Marcelo Leal 6 Marten Bjork 7 John-Mark Smith