The Living Resource Project is a compassionate communities initiative that shares the voices of end of life practitioners and companions through a series of heartfelt interviews. This project shines a light on caring and creative services, increasing awareness of the options available for support on the end of life journey.

When it comes to living and dying, we can take inspiration from the natural world and notice that all ecosystems involve species that depend on each other for health. Wellbeing does not exist in isolation; it is nurtured by relationships. In these times in the global North, we live in a lonely culture, one that values individualism. Many of us are unsure of how to truly connect with others, and because of this we often lack a sense of belonging.

May this project gently remind us that we already have what it takes to show up for the dying and the grieving among us, and that we all need each other on this journey of life through death.