“Death Doula” in Today’s World
In today’s world, we believe that education protects people from loneliness, anxiety, and helplessness. And every person deserves a dignified farewell — with those they love, and with their own life.
Our mission
We strive to:
Transform how society relates to death and grief — to make these topics open, supportive, and free from fear and stigma. We want every person to have the right to a dignified goodbye, emotional support in times of loss, and access to modern knowledge and compassionate grief practices.
Make death, grief, and farewell understandable and accessible. We want every person in the world to have access to high-quality, up-to-date, and empathetic information on how to live through loss, how to support others, and how to speak about the end of life without fear, shame, or silence.
Create space for honest conversations — and provide practical resources. We offer materials that help people understand the grieving process, the role of support, and a person’s rights during end-of-life and bereavement.
We aim to prepare people — both families and professionals
We provide training for social workers, medical staff, psychologists, chaplains, and volunteers.
We create professional programs for death doulas who accompany individuals and their loved ones in the most vulnerable moments.
We develop guidelines, lectures, checklists, and videos — accessible, clear, and grounded in empathy.
We strive to:
Transform how society relates to death and grief — to make these topics open, supportive, and free from fear and stigma. We want every person to have the right to a dignified goodbye, emotional support in times of loss, and access to modern knowledge and compassionate grief practices.
Make death, grief, and farewell understandable and accessible. We want every person in the world to have access to high-quality, up-to-date, and empathetic information on how to live through loss, how to support others, and how to speak about the end of life without fear, shame, or silence.
Create space for honest conversations — and provide practical resources. We offer materials that help people understand the grieving process, the role of support, and a person’s rights during end-of-life and bereavement.
We aim to prepare people — both families and professionals
We provide training for social workers, medical staff, psychologists, chaplains, and volunteers.
We create professional programs for death doulas who accompany individuals and their loved ones in the most vulnerable moments.
We develop guidelines, lectures, checklists, and videos — accessible, clear, and grounded in empathy.