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Conference 2008: The Culture of Death and Dying
An educational conference, focusing on sensitivity to culture, belief and faith

Bingemans Conference Centre, Kitchener
Wednesday, April 2, 2008
9:00 am - 4:30 pm.  Registration opens at 8:00 am.

 
Registration form

For more information, please contact the BFO office at 519-894-8344 or rose@bfomidwest.org
 
 

When working with those who are facing death & grief, the spiritual aspect of the journey is one which can bring the most strength, the most challenge, the most meaning & the most conflict.  How does a caretaker ask the questions that will help them to walk with the person or the family they are supporting?  This day long workshop is offered to provide those who work with the dying and grieving with the information and practical tools to better understand and more sensitively support people of diverse faiths.

We are pleased to present speakers of Aboriginal, Buddhist, Mennonite, Muslim and Sikh traditions whose knowledge of their faith communities can help us discover those places to begin so that we are better able to support.  Attendees will receive a receipt and certificate of attendance

 

 

Fee $85
 Early Bird fee of $70 is payment received by March 10th
Student Fee $65 if payment received by March 10th (proof of student status will be required)

Registration form

Includes lunch, workshop materials and certificate of attendance

 

Please make cheques payable to Bereaved Families of Ontario - Midwest Region
Box 25017, Kitchener, ON N2A 4A5

 


 

Bingemans Conference Centre

For more information, please contact the office at
519-894-8344 or rose@bfomidwest.org

For Cancellation Policy, please contact the BFO office.

Click here for directions to Bingemans


This workshop is presented in partnership with Hospice of Waterloo Region,
and has been made possible by a grant from the Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Education Fund