What is the vision of the LIFE Project?

Almost every Kansan has a story to tell about someone they know and love and the experience they had at the end of life.

The good news for Kansans is that health care professionals, public policy leaders and citizens are all committed to these goal and vision of the life project!

  • We imagine a Kansas where all citizens who suffer from advanced chronic and terminal illnesses are able to live their lives in comfort, with dignity and with hope.

  • We see a Kansas where health care professionals are well-trained in palliative and end-of-life care and health care systems focus on understanding and meeting patient needs.

  • We envision a state where citizens will talk and share with those they love about the kind of care they want if they ever become unable to make those decisions for themselves.

  • We picture a Kansas where citizens will be treated by health care providers who ask about, care about and honor patient wishes.

  • We imagine a Kansas where needless suffering and pain at the end of life will become a thing of the past.

 

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What is the LIFE Project?

What does the LIFE Project do?

Our First Five Years 1998-2002

Who are the LIFE Project Partners?

How are the Initiatives of the LIFE Project funded?

The LIFE Project is an active partner with Last Acts, a National Coalition to Improve Care and Caring Near the End of Life

 
     
 


LIFE Project
1901 University - Wichita, Kansas 67213-3325
316.263.6380
316.263.6542 fax
HELPLINE (tollfree) 888-202-5433
888-202-LIFE
contact@lifeproject.org