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First Nations Community Based Palliative Care

QH · Australia

Queensland Health state budget funding supports non-government organisations to deliver community-based palliative care services for First Nations communities. 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 Applicants must deliver community-based palliative care services Services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support Program is within Queensland Health's palliative care funding
Funding is provided to non-government organisations to provide a range of palliative care services in the community. The opportunity is focused on First Nations community based palliative care under the Queensland Health palliative care program.

What's Funded

Delivery of community-based 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

Provision of accessible palliative care support in the community, including care for terminally ill clients and support services for their families and carers.

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Key Information

Applicant Types

non_profit

Stage

any

Funding Purposes

communityother

Keywords

First Nationspalliative carecommunity healthbereavement supportgrief supportQueensland Healthfrontline service procurement

Official Grant Page

QH

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the First Nations Community Based Palliative Care?

The First Nations Community Based Palliative Care is a non-profit grant offered by QH in Australia. Queensland Health state budget funding supports non-government organisations to deliver community-based palliative care services for First Nations communities. 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 Based Palliative Care?

Non-government organisations are the intended recipients Applicants must deliver community-based palliative care services Services may include symptom relief, grief support and bereavement support Program is within Queensland Health's palliative care funding
3

What activities are funded?

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