Niagara Region Chapter

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About Us

The Niagara Region Chapter of Dying With Dignity Canada (DWDC) was created in 2016 by a small group of volunteers whose hard work launched a series of well-attended seminars on Advance Care Planning. The Niagara Region Chapter has been slowly organizing itself, working with our national office to maximize our presence and our offerings. We have many small and unique communities within our region and we look forward to bringing information, presentations and workshops to them. We are also looking forward to working with organizations, associations, congregate facilities, etc., to strengthen the web of resources that our community residents can easily access. 

Services Provided

  • Independent Witnessing
  • Advance Care Planning presentations
  • Advance Care Planning workshops
  • MAID presentations

Our Chapter's Team

TBD

Upcoming Events

Have questions that only a MAID Provider could answer? Do you wish you could get involved in shaping our webinars? Now's your chance!  On Tuesday, October 24, we'll be hosting a special session with MAID Providers Erica Maynard, NP and Aaron McKim, MD.

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Additional Information

As the pandemic loosens its hold, our Chapter is looking for opportunities to provide presentations and workshops.  We do recognize that there are still challenges with public health restrictions and so are able to work remotely via video conferencing as well as holding limited in-person events.   

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niagara@dyingwithdignity.ca

DWDC supports Canadians navigating end-of-life choice and care, we do not provide the information or means to end a life.

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