Radiating Hope: Juhi Consulting's Founder/Director Empowers End of Care Landscapes with Creativity and Transformation
With over 75% of Australians choosing cremation and the population expected to reach 37.9 million by 2050, cemetery boards nationwide are exploring ways to reduce the carbon emissions and pollutants from cremations. Our advocacy to the Queensland Government is underway. We are making the case for a public crematorium in the Sunshine Coast Council region that can significantly lower emissions while offering culturally respectful cremation practices. Stay tuned for an update in the final 2024 newsletter. We ask the industry 'peak body': What’s the risk if you don't engage the community? Australasian Cemeteries & Crematoria Association, we challenge the engagement processes that exclude the public from discussions about managing public infrastructure. There are interactive ways to share relevant data and research with stakeholders that align with lived experience context experts, requiring thoughtful and careful planning. A link to The Sydney Morning Herald article can be found in the comments. To contact us, email funeralssc@gmail.com. #SustainableFunerals #SustainableCreamtion #SustainableCemeteries #PublicEngagement #CulturalRespect #EnvironmentalSustainability #CemeteryReform #CommunityConsultation #PublicInfrastructure #FuneralCareReform #EndOfLifeCare #Changemakers #SunshineCoast #Queensland #Australia
Radiating Hope: Juhi Consulting's Founder/Director Empowers End of Care Landscapes with Creativity and Transformation
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