A safe space to talk about death, dying, and caregiving

Caregiving often brings you close to life’s most tender and difficult questions. The Caregivers’ Death Café is a welcoming space where caregivers can come together to share thoughts, fears, stories, and reflections around death and dying—without judgment or agenda.

This is not a grief support group or therapy session, but rather an open conversation, guided with care and sensitivity. Whether you're actively caregiving or reflecting on your experience, you welcome.

• Free to attend

• Tea, coffee, and light refreshments provided

• Held monthly in a relaxed, supportive setting

You are not alone in what you’re carrying. Let’s talk about it—openly, honestly, and together.

In partnership with Home Hospice Association and Vintage Coffee Roasters, we invite you to join us for an Open Death Café on June 1 at 3:30pm.

This gathering offers a non-judgmental space for people to come together and talk openly about dying, death, and grief. There’s no set agenda or theme, just an opportunity to increase awareness of death and explore how it shapes our lives and experiences.