In case you missed it, the recording of the newest session of our Indigenous Voices: Supporting Healthy Ways of Living Through Grief and Loss webinar series is now available! buff.ly/8Jgr4bN

Did you know? People who are near end of life often don’t feel thirsty when they’re dehydrated. To learn more about dehydration, its signs, symptoms, and appropriate responses, visit buff.ly/3DkhPTF

Our article "Hope and Denial" explores how these two states often coexist and can serve someone living with a life-changing diagnosis. Visit ⁠https://buff.ly/472OB9K to read the full article and find other resources to support anyone living with advanced illness.

It's International #DayofFriendship. The death of a friend is often painful and difficult to live with. We all feel and express our #grief in different ways. This free module from MyGrief.ca can help buff.ly/3YnNjnu

Did you know more than 8 million family and friend caregivers in Canada provide care at home? #Caregivers - these modules are for you. Access them any time of the day or night and at no cost. Visit buff.ly/3ZUwsYC to learn more.

Canadian Healing Quilt, rooted in #Indigenous traditions, is a virtual space to grieve, honour & remember someone you care about by creating a memorial quilt square. Each square is part of a virtual mosaic of quilt squares from across Canada. www.healingquilt.ca #grief

It's International #SelfCare Day. When grieving the death of someone close, it may be hard to find the energy to look after your own physical and emotional health. This free module from MyGrief.ca can help buff.ly/46ZNxTL #grief

Did you know more than 8 million family and friend caregivers in Canada provide care at home? #Caregivers - these modules are for you. Access them any time of the day or night and at no cost. Visit buff.ly/3ZUwsYC to learn more.

#Paramedicine is evolving to provide #palliativecare in the home. #Paramedics and #grief experts collaborated to develop MyGriefToolbox.ca to help you deliver the #care that matters at the most difficult time of life. Get a free certificate upon completion of these modules!

Reminder! This Wednesday, join Dr. Holly Prince and members of the Elders and Knowledge Carriers Circle for a special free webinar celebrating the launch of a new collection of Indigenous-led grief resources. Register today: buff.ly/4CfF3sC

#Caregiving can be a very rewarding experience but also be challenging and exhausting as you take on a new role as the person’s care needs change. Learn more about preparing for caregiving at home with this free online module buff.ly/960s8aj

Don't miss out! On July 22, 2026, join Dr. Holly Prince and members of the Elders and Knowledge Carriers Circle for a special free webinar celebrating the launch of a new collection of Indigenous-led grief resources. Register today: buff.ly/4CfF3sC

Ever hear the phrase, “better out than in”? When #grief feels intense, music, writing, art or making something can help make connections with people who’ve died to feel more visible or concrete. Visit Youthgrief.ca to learn more. #youthskillsday

Planning for My Care can help you identify and communicate your wishes for care as a 2SLGBTQ+ community member buff.ly/43xk6ak Visit Proud, Prepared, Protected buff.ly/wAjAtjf for more resources #palliativecare #LGBTQ

The decision to be at home as illness progresses comes with many considerations–like availability of support in the home. This Hospice Palliative Care Week, we’re highlighting an article to support you in this decision: buff.ly/FYXnnQL

My Life, My Grief, written by Child Life Specialist Ceilidh Eaton Russell, is a workbook aiming to support children who have experienced the death of someone close to them. buff.ly/493fxGx

KidsGrief.ca is home to My Life, Their Illness, an activity book developed for #kids aged 6-12 years who have someone in their life living with a life-limiting illness. You can download this resource for free! buff.ly/NJ7XCAN

Caringtogether.life is home to Me and My Illness, an activity book developed for #kids aged 6-12 years living with life-limiting illness, to help them with their thoughts, feelings and questions. This resource is available for free download. buff.ly/W5d0Xpt

Experiencing loss while juggling school, friendships, home life and exploring identity and individuality can be challenging. YouthGrief.ca has stories by young people about their #grief to help other teens who may be struggling with something similar.

On LivingOutLoud.Life young adults and teens are shattering the silence of living with advanced illness. Their stories are unscripted, unfiltered, and unforgettable.

This #CanadaDay, we recognize the #IndigenousPeoples whose history on this land long predates the country we call Canada. We see you. We hear you. We support you. #reconciliation

When someone you know has died as a result of substance use, your #grief may be more complicated. MyGrief.ca has a module tailored to support you. buff.ly/EiIJpB0

A traumatic experience can shake up your world and profoundly challenge your beliefs. MyGrief.ca has a module tailored to support you. buff.ly/RfPqvz6 #grief #trauma #ptsd #ptsdawarenessday

Today is Canada #multiculturalism Day! Virtual Hospice thanks all our contributors from across the country who shared their cultural perspectives of living with serious illness and grief to help others. Visit buff.ly/44Nlu3n

In this video, Piita Irniq identifies the high rates of cancer in the north, and how #Inuit have to travel for care. #inuit #Indigenous #IndigenousPeoples #nationalcancerawarenessday buff.ly/x1jXBzT

Did you know? People who are near end of life often don’t feel thirsty when they’re dehydrated. To learn more about dehydration, its signs, symptoms, and appropriate responses, visit buff.ly/3DkhPTF

Our article "Hope and Denial" explores how these two states often coexist and can serve someone living with a life-changing diagnosis. Visit ⁠https://buff.ly/472OB9K to read the full article and find other resources to support anyone living with advanced illness.

The death of your spouse or partner can change the way you see yourself as well as how others see you. This module on #grief aims to support those grieving the loss of a life partner buff.ly/3PiD3bE Ce module est également disponible en français. buff.ly/3PfM1pY

Planning for My Care is part of Proud, Prepared and Protected – a series of resources to support 2SLGBTQ+ inclusive #palliativecare. buff.ly/3rTWP3B Visit buff.ly/rCsBtr2 for more resources like this. #LGBTQ

National #IndigenousPeoples Day continues. Thank you to our #Indigenous contributors for sharing their voices to help others. Visit LivingMyCulture.ca to explore videos. buff.ly/3VhxYBP