PaSCE Education
Palliative and Supportive Care Education (PaSCE) is a dedicated team within Cancer Council WA’s Supportive Care Division, focused on delivering high-quality palliative care education across Western Australia.
Funded independently by both state and federal branches of the Department of Health, PaSCE provides tailored education programs to healthcare professionals and palliative care volunteers, ensuring they are equipped with the skills and knowledge needed to deliver compassionate and effective care.
PaSCE’s work is delivered through:
- Professional Development Education
- Volunteer Education
- Residential Aged Care Palliative Care (RACEPC)
- Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach (PEPA)
- Scholarship Program
This education collectively creates a robust framework for advancing palliative care expertise, supporting the delivery of person-centered care across diverse healthcare settings.


End-of-Life and Palliative Care Education and Training Framework
Filter PaSCE Education relevant to you:
Education Overview |
Volunteer education
Professional Development Education
Residential Aged Care EDUCATION in Palliative Care
Program of Experience in the Palliative Approach
Palliative Care Scholarship
A PaSCE collaboration with the Yiriman Project
The PaSCE team is proud to offer this free educational video resource. The video is made for health professionals working with Aboriginal people, especially Aboriginal people originating from the West Kimberley region.
The ladies from the Yiriman Project wanted to be involved in this health professional resource and share their cultural beliefs and what was important to them around end-of-life care.
This resource is for educational purposes only. It may contain images, works and descriptions that could be culturally sensitive and which might not normally be used in public and community contexts.
To find out more about this resource, please email pasce@cancerwa.asn.au