On May 6th, I had the privilege of attending the  Sawubona National Forum , a powerful gathering dedicated to transforming palliative and end-of-life care through the lens of equity, compassion, and inclusion. The forum, named Sawubona, meaning “I see you”, opened my eyes to the deeply rooted disparities that persist in palliative and end of life care. It became clear that inequity goes far beyond access to services; it’s embedded in how care is communicated, understood, and

Image: Irene Tuffrey-Wijne Written by Prof Irene Tuffrey-Wijne (Project Lead) I’m delighted to welcome you to the DAPPLE project, this brand-new website and our first blog post. Whoever you are, wherever you’re reading this: WELCOME! You will find plenty of information on this website, including a wonderful video presented by my colleagues with a learning disability. What is the DAPPLE project, who is doing it, why are we doing it, what will we do? Let me tell you a little bi