Delegates are invited to contribute a brief reflection on the theme of finding meaning and sustenance when caring for people who are approaching the end of their lives.

Reflections can be in the form of your choosing, including a poem, a photograph with written reflection, a piece of music with written reflection, a narrative or written piece (no longer than 50 words). They can be named or anonymous.

We will create a mosaic of connection and meaning with these and feature them during the conference. Some contributors may be invited to speak to their reflection.

If you are unable to submit a reflection before the conference, there will be the opportunity to join Launceston poet Cameron Hindrum on the Saturday to write poetry and reflections together.