About Cara

For over twenty years, I have worked alongside people from all walks of life, exploring how we care for one another, build connection, and strengthen community. My experience spans palliative and hospice care, aged care, multicultural services, local government, and international development, and I have worked in the end-of-life space since 2020.

I believe that genuine human connection, a sense of belonging, and mutual support are what truly sustain us. I see death as an integral part of life and believe that when we are willing to turn towards it together, we find the courage to show up for one another in ways that matter.

Dying and grieving were never meant to be carried by individuals or families alone, or left solely to medical systems. It is something communities have long shared. I care deeply about strengthening the ways people, families, and communities prepare for, and care through, caregiving, dying, and grief.

Whether I'm working with an organisation or sitting with someone at their kitchen table, I bring a calm, steady presence. I work gently and collaboratively, guided by what matters most to you, and at your pace.