Sarah De Jonge, founder of 1000 H...

Sarah De Jonge, founder of 1000 Hearts and “The beauty in small things”

Thursdays@3 by Palliative Care Australia di Palliative Care Australia
S6 · E2
27 mar 2025
27:57

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Today’s conversation takes us to Tasmania, to meet the cheerleader of a global kindness charity that is at work within our palliative care community

Sarah De Jonge, was nominated as Tasmanian of the Year this year for her work as the leader of 1000 Hearts.

1000 Hearts and its community of crafters and sewers around the world make and distribute little love bombs – little felt pocket hearts that can be sent to anyone as an act of kindness, a show of support or appreciation, or a message of love and hope.

PCA and 1000 Hearts are launching a partnership and encouraging people to make and distribute orange pocket hearts to those working or volunteering in palliative care or people and families receiving palliative care.

Click play to join this conversation with Sarah De Jong, the Founder of Tasmanian based global kindness charity 1000 Hearts.

More information and show notes:

Purchase your Palliative Care Pocket Hearts

Explore the 1000 Hearts website

Parole chiave

palliative care
death and dying
aged care
cancer
paediatric
paediatric palliative care