Join Wakefield Hospice & The Prince of Wales Hospice for a day of conversation and collaboration as part of Interfaith Week 2026. Monday 09 November, 11:00-15:00 St Swithun’s Centre, Arncliffe Road, Wakefield, WF1 4RR Book your free tickets here Bringing together faith leaders, community organisations, healthcare professionals, charities and local residents, this free event will explore how we can build more compassionate and inclusive communities, tackle the question “what does a good death look like to me” whilst aiming to improve support for people approaching the end of life and those experiencing bereavement. The day will feature inspiring talks from faith leaders and guest speakers, interactive workshops, opportunities to network, exhibition stalls and a complimentary lunch prepared by WH Kitchen. Key themes for the day will include: - What does a good death look like to me? - How can we build more compassionate and inclusive communities? - How can we better support people approaching the end of life and those experiencing bereavement? Running order: 11:00 - Introductions 11:15 - Guest Speakers from different faith backgrounds "What does a good death look like to me" 12:15 - Panel Questions 12:45 - Free networking lunch and stalls 13:30 - Guest speaker 13:50 - Table Activities 14:50 - Conclude This is a FREE to attend event but we request those interested in attending to book their place so we are able to manage the catering needs. Book your free tickets here For further information please contact farzana.aziz@wakefieldhospice.co.uk.