Inside the service preserving the stories of people with life-limiting illnesses
Key points
- Palliative Care ACT has launched A Moment in Time, a free storytelling service for people in the ACT with life-limiting illnesses. Participants can record an audio recording, a digital book, or both.
- They are matched with a trained volunteer who works with them over six to eight sessions, and they decide what is included. The service is open to people of any age.
- Palliative Care ACT CEO Paul Arztenhofe said the idea grew from his memories of his late father's stories, and the service also hopes to add video in the coming years.
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