Caring for our Loved Ones in the Last Season of their Lives
Birth, ageing, sickness, and death, is part of life cycle. During our temporary human existence, we live this life in meaningful ways through the roles we play as parents, spouse, children, or even through our careers. When our lives near the end, what are the struggles we may face?
In this talk, let us come together and reflect on the struggles face by those whose lives are nearing the end, and their main caregivers. We also look at ways to prepare our loved ones and ourselves in this last season.
Agenda
1. Introduction
2. What are the struggles for those facing the end of their lives?
3. The grief faced by caregivers
4. How do we provide care in this last lap?
5. Conclusion
6. Q&A
About the Trainer:
Rev. Chua Chiew Poh
Chiew Poh is currently serving as Chaplain with Methodist Welfare Services. She joined chaplaincy work with MWS since her graduation from Trinity Theological College in 2017, and her main scope includes the staff and beneficiaries of MWS Nursing Home - Yew Tee and MWS Home Care and MWS Home Hospice. A major part of her work involves accompanying patients nearing end of life, providing spiritual care. In Nov 2022, she was ordained as Diaconal Minister by the Methodist Church in Singapore. Prior to her commencement of chaplaincy ministry with MWS, she had been working in the finance and property industry for more than 20 years.
Sunday, 18 May
1.30pm - 3.30pm
Level 2 MPH
Register before 11 May to facilitate the ordering of lunch.