{"id":9583,"date":"2026-04-16T11:14:28","date_gmt":"2026-04-16T09:14:28","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/evabxl.be\/nieuws-item\/event-may-6-building-inclusive-palliative-care-together\/"},"modified":"2026-04-16T11:14:28","modified_gmt":"2026-04-16T09:14:28","slug":"event-may-6-building-inclusive-palliative-care-together","status":"publish","type":"nieuws-item","link":"https:\/\/evabxl.be\/en\/nieuws-item\/event-may-6-building-inclusive-palliative-care-together\/","title":{"rendered":"Event May 6: Building inclusive palliative care together"},"content":{"rendered":"

“What does a good end life mean to you?<\/strong>”
\nWith that question, we stepped into Mint Point last summer. We listened. And we got 240 answers<\/strong>. Brussels residents shared their stories of dreams, of what gives them footing, of beliefs, convictions and expectations. Brussels spoke – loud and diverse. <\/p>\n

But what if you are truly incurably and life-threateningly ill?
\nThen do you find the care and support that is right for you? Are you seen for who you are, with your background, values and needs? <\/p>\n

In hyper-diverse Brussels, many people encounter barriers to care – including in the last phase of life. With Amori<\/strong>, EVA bxl and its partners, under the guidance of Fabruka<\/strong>, want to lower these thresholds together. For people who are terminally ill, and for the people around them. <\/p>\n

At EVA bxl, we believe in co-creation<\/strong>. New initiatives never arise behind closed doors, but together with the city, its residents and its partners. During this evening we will take you through the process of Amori: <\/p>\n