About this Death Cafe
Join us in a relaxed atmosphere for a conversation on death and dying.
This is a chance to talk together informally about something that affects us all in an open, respectful and confidential space. We meet simply as people who are each going to die.
The objective is to provide a safe environment for people to explore issues surrounding death without an agenda, judgment, or criticism. The group is focused on talking about death as a way to enhance the lives we live every day.
In the spirit of the Death Café model, we will not have an agenda to follow – the topics are brought by any group members who have something to share or ask.
When you arrive at our Death Café, we have just two questions for you: what is your name, and why did you choose to come along today?
You can choose to participate by speaking, or just by listening to what others have to say. Everyone is welcome.
Death Cafes are not-for-profit and have no agenda, objectives, advertising or themes – the conversations that happen are entirely dependent on the people who turn up.
They are also not grief support or counselling sessions.
About SE London Clinical Commissioning Group (SEL CCG)
Dr. Lesley Bull (Bexley GP)
Karen McNally & Phil Clarkstone (CRUSE, Greenwich)
Annie Norton (End of Life Prog. Lead, Bexley & Greenwich within SEL CCG)
Contact the organiser of this Death Cafe
