What to do When Someone Dies

At some time during our lives death will touch us all. It may affect a family member or close friend and cause much pain and grief. It may change our lives in many ways. You don’t have to deal with this bereavement alone.

Talking to a close family friend, family member or religious leader may be just what is needed. Seeking counselling or joining a support group may also be helpful.

It is okay to seek support:

Lifeline 13 11 44
The Salvation Army 13 72 58
Beyond Blue 1300 224 636
Grief Line 1300 845 745

When families and communities plan and involve themselves in a funeral service, and support each other and allow their feelings of love and loss to be expressed, then the journey through grief, to healing, to finding a new 'normal. begins.

From the very first contact, our staff are here to help with all aspects of arranging a funeral. Your funeral director will guide, advise and assist you in formulating the funeral service you feel is most appropriate.