A pioneering Scotland-wide charity for people interested in the days between our last breath and burial/cremation. Informing.Inspiring.Networking.... Join us
The seasons are turning, bright bursts of yellow and gold. Cyclical change is all that is certain in this world.
Our After the Last Breath course starts on Sat. If you cant do this round, get in contact as we might run another one this winter if theres enough interest.
“Despite the odds he recovered, and the experience of coming face-to-face with his own death has changed his approach as a doctor.”
After his life-changing experience, Dr Naseem Tariq decided he wanted to broaden his perspective.
“Despite the odds he recovered, and the experience of coming face-to-face with his own death has changed his approach as a doctor.”
After his life-changing experience, Dr Naseem Tariq decided he wanted to broaden his perspective.
Read his story: https://t.co/d7lxlkrF5P
Join us for our Open Day - Sat 16th Sept, 12-4pm.
@ The Barn, Marcassie Farm, Rafford IV36 2RH
Join @PUDaisiesScot and Naturally Useful for a beautiful day of crafting natural coffins and shrouds and advice on after death assistance.
We look forward to seeing you there!
Caring for someone can be stressful and lonely. Finding ways to manage stress can be important.
See this workshop with yoga therapist Sangeeta Bhandari, hosted by @CarersUK, to help find moments of calm and joy 🧡
If you're caring for someone and experiencing more stress, you're not alone. Join yoga therapist Sangeeta Bhandari for a workshop on managing stress in difficult situations. https://t.co/pLwx0EoO1T
If you're struggling and need support, email our Helpline at [email protected]
Published today - the report of the Scottish Bereavement Summit.
The report highlights difficulties faced by people who are grieving in Scotland and sets out some key recommendations.
Read the full report or the summary version here:
https://t.co/pog0Th8vGl
Please share this important message.
When you talk about the person who has died, you are helping to keep their memory alive, which is a wonderful gift.
https://t.co/M0I8Sk5smi 🧡☂️
The event will take place between 6.30-7.45pm. Visit the Pushing up the Daisies website for registration details.
https://t.co/qUm5UVjkJA
Another session will take place on Friday 9th June 10.30am -11.45am
For more information please contact [email protected]
Carers Week is next week! It takes place from Monday 5 June to Sunday 11 June.
We’re so excited to bring together organisations, individuals and communities to raise awareness of the huge contribution unpaid carers make.
👉 https://t.co/9JXwspgC2T
What can you legally do when someone dies? The legality quiz at pushing up the https://t.co/6Tp4Czkh0v will give you some ideas. There’s also much more information in our book Slow Down When Someone Dies. OUT NOW and available from Amazon and Lulu.
Whether it’s at work, in your community or on social media, there are lots of ways to get involved in #CarersWeek 2023.
Visit https://t.co/NifS71WE6E to find out more about how you can take part and help to recognise and support carers in the community.
Unpaid carers make huge contributions to their communities every day.
This year the #CarersWeek theme is ‘Recognising and supporting carers in the community’. It’s about coming together to make sure carers get the information and support they need.
👉 https://t.co/9JXwspgC2T
Like what we do at Pushing Up the Daisies, then why not become part of our Daisy Chain? Members of the DC are voluntary contributors to the vision of PUtD. Our vision is to link up members all over Scotland. Find out more here: https://t.co/b3uqki1cab
Slow Down When Someone Dies is a self-help guide to help you navigate what is the right thing to when someone dies.
This life-affirming book encourages you to find the right options for you and everyone involved.
Buy here: https://t.co/LiHBtOfGr2 OR https://t.co/YZzhUb93lW
#CarersWeek is less than a month away! It takes place from Monday 5 June to Sunday 11 June.
We’re so excited to bring together organisations, individuals and communities to raise awareness of the huge contribution unpaid carers make.
👉 https://t.co/9JXwspgC2T
What if we could take things slower when someone dies, catch our breath, take in what’s happened? What are the options? What can’t I do? What can I do? You can find out all about this in Slow Down When Someone Dies. Available at: https://t.co/LiHBtOfGr2 OR https://t.co/YZzhUb93lW