Ambulance Wish WA

Ambulance Wish Western Australia grants the final, simple wishes of the terminally ill.

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Jan’s wish was to be able to enjoy a cup of tea in the fresh open air where she had been walking for many years.

Last week Jan was able to leave her bed at Kalamunda Hospital to visit the Rose Garden at Mundaring Weir, where her family had gathered with her walking group.

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John’s wish was to be able to visit his houseboat - his latest renovation project.

Last week, keen boating enthusiast, John, was able to leave his bed at Fiona Stanley Hospital and travel to Mandurah Ocean Marina and spend time with his family and friends on his houseboat.

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Mr G’s wish was to be able to see birds and wildflowers.

This week, bed-bound Mr G was able to travel to Ellis Brook Valley and spend time with his family, enjoying the tranquil environment, surrounded by birds and wildflowers.

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Neil’s wish was to be able to see his classic cars.

Last week, life-long motoring enthusiast, Neil, was able to leave his bed at St John of God Murdoch hospice to visit home, spend time with his family and friends and remiss on life with his cars.

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Peppi is overjoyed to hear that Ambulance Wish Western Australia founders Susie and Gary Wilson are finalists in the 2023 National Palliative Care Awards.

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Graham’s wish was to be able to see the ocean once more.

This week Graham was able to leave his bed to visit Mullaloo Beach and watch the sunset with his family. A keen surfer and yachtsman, Graham wanted to feel the wind on his face, watch the waves and feel the sand.

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Peter’s wish was to be able to spend time in York.

Last week Peter was able to leave his bed at Bethesda Hospital’s Palliative Care Unit to visit York with his sister, Alison. York holds a lot of memories for Peter and Alison, including childhood holidays and family days out.

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Maria's wish was to visit Kings Park.

Recently, Maria was able to leave her bed at St John of God Murdoch Hospice to visit Kings Park and Botanic Garden with her family to enjoy a relaxing picnic amidst the natural beauty.

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Peppi had the honour of taking his humans to Fiona Stanley Hospital this morning to deliver an education session for South Metropolitan Health Service palliative care staff from both FSH & Fremantle Hospital on Ambulance Wish WA, including the benefits of fulfilling final wishes.

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Mrs A's wish was to be able to spend time visiting native wildlife.

Recently Mrs A was able to leave her bed at Fiona Stanley Hospital to visit Caversham Wildlife Park with her husband and pet many species of Australian wildlife.

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Saturday 8 July marks International Paramedics Day, a day that celebrates the important work undertaken by paramedics and first responders around the world.

A special thank you to all the paramedics and student paramedic who volunteer for Ambulance Wish Western Australia.

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Ross’s wish was to be able to spend time at home before entering hospice care.

Last week Ross was able to leave his bed at Sir Charles Gairdner Hospital to visit his home and spend time with his family.

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Peppi was delighted to welcome a new group of volunteers to HQ.
Our orientation days are a busy yet rewarding programme that ensure our wonderful volunteers have all the skills and knowledge they need to provide safe and effective care for our Wish Recipients.
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Its not too late to make a tax deductable donation to fulfil final wishes for terminally ill West Australians.

Donations can be made via Facebook below, the website at: https://t.co/ernRoNtlXU or https://t.co/m4ShD9a2nA

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Peppi is delighted to announce that Ambulance Wish Western Australia is now a community partner of the @ActBelongCommit programme.

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Mary’s wish was to be able to spend time in her garden.

Mary has spent years building and cultivating her garden into the beautiful and relaxing place it is today.

Last week Mary was able to leave her bed at SCGH to visit her garden and spend time with her family.

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Peppi was delighted to recently receive Ambulance Wish Western Australia’s membership certificate from Volunteering WA. As a 100% volunteer-run organisation, volunteers are the life-blood of Ambulance Wish WA.

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Jan’s wish was to be able to spend time with her family.

The Dome cafe at Deep Water Point Reserve, Mount Pleasance, is Jan’s family’s go-to place for special occasions.

Last week Jan was able to leave her bed at St John of God Murdoch Hospice and spend time with her family.

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Kym’s wish was to be able to attend her daughter’s wedding.

Unfortunately, Kym’s health deteriorated and she was admitted to the Palliative Care ward at St John of God Bunbury Hospital.

Recently, Kym was able to participate in her daughter's marriage ceremony.

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Welcome to National Palliative Care Week - the nation’s largest annual initiative to raise awareness about palliative care and its benefits.

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