When there’s no one else there’s NODAC
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.
When there’s no one else there’s NODAC
Anna Sadler serves as the Director of No One Dies Alone Cornwall and is a dedicated Soul Midwife with extensive experience in end-of-life companionship training. Having facilitated community groups across the country, Anna fosters creativity, conversation, and connection among participants. As a practicing yoga and meditation teacher, she embodies a compassionate, open, and smiling heart, ensuring that everyone feels welcome and appreciated at the Companionship Café. Anna’s vision and leadership empower individuals to embrace their journeys and provide the support that is crucial during the end-of-life and grieving processes.
Christina Murt is a seasoned healthcare professional with over 30 years of experience as a registered nurse as well as a complementary therapist. Her extensive background in nursing has provided her with a deep understanding of the complexities of patient care, particularly during end-of-life situations.
Christina is also a fully trained Soul Midwife and a TLC (Tender Loving Care) trainer, dedicated to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills necessary to support those at the end of life.
Pete Shields holds a degree in social sciences with a focus on community and youth work, along with qualifications in mediation and mental health. With extensive experience as a mental health key worker, Pete is skilled in person-centered guidance and talking therapy. His professional expertise is complemented by deeply personal experiences of loss and bereavement, which have instilled in him a profound sense of empathy and understanding. With an open and compassionate heart, Pete is dedicated to creating a supportive environment for individuals as they navigate their journeys through grief and loss at the Companionship Café.
Joanna Edge is trained in integrative yoga and natural breath meditation, specializing in supporting mental health and well-being. Currently undergoing training in Ayurvedic medicine, Joanna aims to promote mental, emotional, and spiritual health in her practice. Known for her heart-centred and compassionate approach, Joanna creates a peaceful presence for everyone she encounters. At the Companionship Café, she fosters an environment of calm and mindfulness, encouraging participants to experience the healing benefits of presence and connection during their journey through grief.
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At No One Dies Alone Cornwall, we believe that every individual deserves compassionate companionship during life’s most profound moments. To continue providing our essential services, we rely on funding and voluntary contributions from generous supporters in our community.
If you are in a position to make a financial contribution, we sincerely appreciate your support. Donations, no matter the size, help us ensure that we can continue to offer our vital services to those in need. Your generosity plays a crucial role in allowing us to provide a compassionate presence for individuals at the end of their lives.
Thank you for supporting No One Dies Alone Cornwall. Together, we can create a community where no one has to face the end of life alone.
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