The Southern Oregon Living and Dying Alliance invites the community to attend Community Death Care Workshops, a four-part series offered providing education and open conversation about end-of-life planning, caregiving, and aftercare.
The first workshop, held at the PEACE HOUSE in Ashland on Saturday January 24 from 1-4pm:
Workshop #1
PIES AND PLANNING
This workshop is a comprehensive and engaging event focused on advanced care planning in Oregon. It is designed for community members interested in understanding and preparing for end-of-life decisions.
The presentation portion will cover essential concepts of advanced care planning, including definitions, legal requirements, and Oregon-specific documents such as Advance Directives and POLST forms. Presenters will also introduce the concept and role of a Death Doula, as well as an overview of local resources.
During the intermission, participants can enjoy a pie bar, a perfect opportunity to network, relax, and discuss questions informally with presenters and peers.
The interactive workshop portion will feature break-out groups and interactive activity sessions, allowing participants to explore care planning scenarios, discuss personal values, and collaborate on strategies for effective planning. These activities are designed to make learning fun and memorable while fostering meaningful conversations.
The event will conclude with a summary of key takeaways, a list of resources for further support, and an open Q&A session. Participants will leave with a deeper understanding of advanced care planning in Oregon and practical tools to continue their planning journey.

Learn more and register at solada.org, email [email protected], or call Tim at 541-450-4922