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No one should feel alone at the end of life.
No One Dies Alone Cornwall provides training and companionship to those who need it the most.
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At the end of October, the Compassionate Cafe buzzed with creativity and warmth as we embarked on a heartfelt project in preparation for the Princess Pavilions Christmas Tree Festival.
Recently, we had the privilege of welcoming Henrietta Heron, a talented artist and writer, to the Companionship Cafe. Henrietta’s journey through grief and loss following the death of her child, as well as a significant family bereavement, profoundly transformed her life.
In September 2025, I had the honor of presenting a talk and conducting a creative art workshop at the “Living Well, Caring Well, Ending Well” conference….. find out more –
This particular TLC day was a heartfelt reminder of how meaningful conversations can lead to soulful connections and deep friendships……
In August, our Compassionate Cafe welcomed NODAC volunteer and artist -Pam Heard, who invited participants to explore their creativity through clay and ceramics as well as mindful movement with Joanna Edge….
A project funded by FEAST Cornwall, to inspire conversations around ‘dying wishes’ by asking the question, “what matters to you?”…..
