Dying to Know Day (D2KDay) is an annual Australian National Day of Action celebrated on August 8th to improve death literacy and normalize conversations around death, dying, and bereavement. This community event hosted by Mornington Peninsula Shire and supported by local organisations, businesses and volunteers aims to improve death literacy and information for our community.
This year, we are holding an in-person event to launch Unframed-Art 2026 and artworks will be on display for the duration of the event. For more information, visit www.unframed-art.com to see the 2025 event and artwork.
The Unframed-Art Auction will commence online on Friday 16 October and close on Tuesday 27 October. More details will be updated mid year.
If you are an interested supporter – artist or bidder, we would love to hear from you.
Join us for a special fundraising luncheon proudly supporting Peninsula Home Hospice.
For enquiries and dietary requirements, please contact:
Sue Volk 0458 778 582 / morningtonauxiliary@gmail.com
Registration will open in August 2026.
To register your interest to receive information when bookings open email us here
Next week marks the end of five and a half incredible years as we farewell Janet Phillips, our CEO, on her retirement from Peninsula Home Hospice. From the very beginning,
As we approach the close of another year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible progress we’ve made over the past six months and to thank
I joined Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) in July 2025 — a completely new experience for me, one I stepped into with a mix of trepidation and excitement. Having worked for
As we reflect on the past year, one word stands out as the cornerstone of our progress: Partnerships. In a time when collaboration is more vital than ever, our organisation
Next week marks the end of five and a half incredible years as we farewell Janet Phillips, our CEO, on her retirement from Peninsula Home Hospice. From the very beginning,
As we approach the close of another year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible progress we’ve made over the past six months and to thank
I joined Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) in July 2025 — a completely new experience for me, one I stepped into with a mix of trepidation and excitement. Having worked for
‘I’ve found pure, heartfelt joy in the place I least expected,’ says Erin, a recent volunteer who has just completed her first memoir with one of our clients. At Peninsula
With roughly 50 aged care facilities in the catchment area that Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) services, our partnerships with aged care providers are key to caring for all residents in
Christmas and the Holiday Season can bring a wide range of emotions as people come together to enjoy the festivities, but it can also be a sad and painful time
The Sunrise Group is a bereavement support program that meets on the last Friday of every month from February to November. Counsellor Case Worker Anna and I feel very fortunate
For many of our clients, the shock of a diagnosis is the beginning of many medical appointments, and a journey into an unknown world of systems, providers and information. This
The Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) catchment is vast, spanning two entire local government areas and part of another: the City of Frankston, Mornington Peninsula Shire, and the City of Kingston
As we reflect on the past year, one word stands out as the cornerstone of our progress: Partnerships. In a time when collaboration is more vital than ever, our organisation
Next week marks the end of five and a half incredible years as we farewell Janet Phillips, our CEO, on her retirement from Peninsula Home Hospice. From the very beginning,
As we approach the close of another year, I want to take a moment to reflect on the incredible progress we’ve made over the past six months and to thank
I joined Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) in July 2025 — a completely new experience for me, one I stepped into with a mix of trepidation and excitement. Having worked for
‘I’ve found pure, heartfelt joy in the place I least expected,’ says Erin, a recent volunteer who has just completed her first memoir with one of our clients. At Peninsula
With roughly 50 aged care facilities in the catchment area that Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) services, our partnerships with aged care providers are key to caring for all residents in
Christmas and the Holiday Season can bring a wide range of emotions as people come together to enjoy the festivities, but it can also be a sad and painful time
The Sunrise Group is a bereavement support program that meets on the last Friday of every month from February to November. Counsellor Case Worker Anna and I feel very fortunate
For many of our clients, the shock of a diagnosis is the beginning of many medical appointments, and a journey into an unknown world of systems, providers and information. This
The Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) catchment is vast, spanning two entire local government areas and part of another: the City of Frankston, Mornington Peninsula Shire, and the City of Kingston
As we reflect on the past year, one word stands out as the cornerstone of our progress: Partnerships. In a time when collaboration is more vital than ever, our organisation
Peninsula Home Hospice is a not for profit community palliative care service providing support to clients in their homes. Our catchment area is the Mornington Peninsula, Frankston and part of the City of Kingston. We are seeking a compassionate Counsellor Caseworker with excellent communication skills and a dedication to making a difference for clients and families quality of life.
Working within an interdisciplinary team the role provides comprehensive, psychosocial assessment and ongoing care for clients and their caregivers/families, along the palliative care trajectory. The role also includes comprehensive bereavement support. The position requires established work practices, a commitment to palliative care and the ability to work independently with guidance and support from a dependable team.
PHH offers staff:
The mandatory key selection criteria are listed in the Position Description which is on our website.
www.peninsulahospice.com.au. Please provide a cover letter addressing the key selection criteria along with your resume and email them to wendy@peninsulahospice.com.au or contact Wendy on (03)5973 2400.
