For LGBTQIA+ people, our motivation for making plans, preparations, and considerations about the end of life can look a little different. If  you have questions you don’t know who to ask, are curious about how to plan for the future, or if you’ve never thought about it but now want to learn more – this is the workshop for you.

Sign up below to attend our LGBTQIA+ Courage Conversations Workshop facilitated by Birth, Death and Trauma Doula Patricia Lübeck.

Part of the Courage Conversations series, this workshop offers a supportive space for LGBTQIA+ individuals to explore end-of-life planning with care, creativity, and community.

It blends education, therapeutic holding, and guided reflection to help participants navigate key aspects of planning—including community support, digital legacy, finances, alternative celebrations, and essential legal considerations like wills and ADRTs.

While no legal or medical advice is given, this workshop encourages open conversations about life, death, and legacy. Participants will leave with clarity, resources, and a starting point to put their wishes in order. It can be a useful to start thinking about and reframing meaning and purpose in our own lives.

Most importantly, this workshop can be useful for people of all ages (18+) and stages of life.

Catering will be provided including tea & coffee, breakfast, and lunch.

If you have any dietary requirements and have registered please contact info@rainbow-project.org to let us know.

Price: Free

Note: This event is strictly for LGBTQIA+ attendees to ensure that it remains a safe space for service users.

For more resources and events related to Palliative Care Week, 7-13th September across the island, see Palliative Care Week 2025 – The Palliative Hub