When does the lecture take place?

The lecture takes place on Monday, December 7, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM.

Where does the event take place?

The venue is the House of Family at Friesenstraße 6, 53175 Bonn. The lecture takes place in the sewing room on the first floor.

Who is giving the lecture?

The lecture is given by Dr. Astrid Lueg, Managing Director of the SAPV Team Rhein-Erft-Bonn.

What is the event about?

The topic is the tasks of a palliative care team, the support of severely and terminally ill individuals, and practical assistance for relatives.

What is the cost of participation?

Participation is based on a voluntary contribution.

How long does the lecture last?

The event lasts about 90 minutes and is expected to end at 7:30 PM.

Help at the End of Life: This lecture gives relatives orientation and confidence

Name: Help at the End of Life. Lecture
Start: 2026-12-07T18:00:00+01:00
End: 2026-12-07T19:30:00+01:00
Location: Haus der Familie

Help at the End of Life: Orientation, Knowledge, and Human Proximity

When a life comes to an end, many questions arise: What support is available for people with severe and incurable diseases? What does an outpatient palliative team provide? And how can relatives be supported in a challenging situation? The lecture at the House of Family Bonn addresses these important topics in an understandable and approachable manner.

An Evening with Practical Orientation

Dr. Astrid Lueg, Managing Director of the SAPV Team Rhein-Erft-Bonn, shares her long-standing experience in the care of severely and terminally ill individuals. Since 2012, she has accompanied those affected and their relatives in their familiar environment. The focus is on the tasks of a palliative care team and the possibilities of professional support at the end of life.

Questions, Answers, and Support for Relatives

The lecture creates space for common questions surrounding palliative care, support, and the final phase of life. Relatives receive understandable information, practical tips, and encouragement for dealing with an emotionally challenging situation. The event combines professional classification with a human perspective and is aimed at everyone who wants to inform themselves early.

Calm Atmosphere in the House of Family

The event takes place in the sewing room on the first floor of the House of Family. A protected environment supports open exchange and gives the sensitive topic the necessary space. In the planning of the event, respectful communication with target groups is prioritized: those affected, relatives, and interested parties receive orientation without unnecessary distance.

Conclusion: Knowledge Can Provide Security

The lecture offers a valuable opportunity to better understand palliative care and engage with the possibilities at the end of life. Those who are personally affected, accompany a loved one, or want to prepare themselves will experience an informative and touching evening with professional competence and human proximity.