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First Nations Community Palliative Care Program

Queensland Health · Australia

The First Nations Community Palliative Care Program provides Queensland State budget funding to non-government organisations to deliver community-based palliative care services. Funded services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.

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Location

Queensland

Who Can Apply

Non-government organisations are the intended recipients Funding supports community palliative care service delivery Services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support
Funding is provided to non-government organisations to deliver a range of community palliative care services under the Queensland Palliative Care Program State budget. No further detailed eligibility requirements were provided in the source content.

What's Funded

Delivery of community palliative care services, including symptom relief and grief and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.

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Expected Outcomes

Improved access to palliative care support in the community, including symptom management and support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.

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Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profit

Stage

established

Funding Purposes

communityother

Keywords

palliative careFirst Nationscommunity healthgrief supportbereavement supportQueensland Health

Official Grant Page

Queensland Health

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the First Nations Community Palliative Care Program?

The First Nations Community Palliative Care Program is a non-profit grant offered by Queensland Health in Australia. The First Nations Community Palliative Care Program provides Queensland State budget funding to non-government organisations to deliver community-based palliative care services. Funded services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.
2

Who is eligible for the First Nations Community Palliative Care Program?

Non-government organisations are the intended recipients Funding supports community palliative care service delivery Services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support
3

What activities are funded?

Delivery of community palliative care services, including symptom relief and grief and bereavement support for families and carers of terminally ill clients.
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