NEW HAMPSHIRE FUNERAL RESOURCES & EDUCATION
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Presentations, Workshops, and Tabling Events

We tailor presentations to meet the specific needs of the group, including senior centers, hospice and hospital in-services for staff and volunteers, adult education in schools and churches, food co-ops, civic organizations, environmental and conservation groups, town cemetery trustees, and many more. To schedule an in-service, workshop, community presentation, or informational event, email [email protected].

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Green Burial Presentations

For the Public: Presentations tailored to your group—some titles include:
  • Going Out Green
  • Exploring Natural Burial Options
  • What is Green Burial?
  • The Natural Burial Experience
For Cemetery Trustees: Green Burial in Your Municipal Cemetery
​For Land Trusts: Burial as a Conservation Strategy

Home Funeral Presentations

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For many who wish for green burial, home care is a natural choice. Regardless of the reason for choosing to do all or part of caring for our own dead, it's good to know we have choices. Through these public presentations and ensuing questions and discussions, we can all learn something new about how funerals work in general and how we can design them to fit individual family dynamics, time constraints, and spiritual needs. Some titles include:
Home Funerals and Green Burials, Naturally
Caring For Our Own Dead
Hospice and Home Funerals


Overview of Funeral and Disposition Options

We can also present a combo of funeral and disposition options that cover the funeral period, and include green burial and home funeral, alternative processes (such as alkaline hydrolysis and human composting), and home burial information. This is a favorite in senior facilities, schools, and churches.
  • It's Your Funeral, Do It Your Way: Learning about all the options​
  • ​Home Funerals, Green Burials, and Everything In Between

Hospice and Medical Professional In-Services

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Hospices, hospitals, emergency rooms, care facilities, government agencies, and other groups are often unaware of the liability issues involved when serving families who choose family-led after-death care. Hospices wishing to provide information to their staff will find everything they need in this 3-part in-service and training offered by Redesigning the End. I designed Hospice and Home Funerals to provide hospice staff with everything they need with a three-year access, including updates.

Knowing about the option of family-led after death care by all those who might be involved also increases professionals' and volunteers' ability to assist families in crisis, often before the death has occurred. Whether brief to cover the fine points, a more detailed session, or full day workshop, we've got you covered. And for funeral directors who may be asked for assistance from a home funeral family, we can explain the ins and outs what to expect. 

Educational Workshops

If you would like to schedule a workshop of 8+ participants from the general public, private groups or spiritual communities, we will come to you or prepare an online event.
Learn how to care for your own at home in this one-day, five-hour hands-on workshop and demonstration. We'll cover how to conduct a home funeral on your own terms from soup to nuts, including: legal responsibilities, paperwork and processes; how to perform basic body care; how to include family and friends, clergy and others; the roles of hospital, care facility, hospice personnel, home funeral guides and funeral directors; and explore the benefits of family-led, family-directed after-death care.
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How To

Learn About the Law
Have a Home Funeral
Complete Paperwork
Perform Body Care
Arrange Disposition
​Transport the Dead
Create Ceremony
​Go Out Greener
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Pay for a Funeral
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Work With Professionals

Resources

Articles, White Papers, Books
In the News
​Community Advocacy
​Find Locally Made Products
Find a Green Burial Cemetery
​Find It Fast

Presentations

Find a Speaker for In-Services, Presentations, Events

Website design

​Funeral Partnership.org
​Side Effects Publishing

Learn More

About Green Burial
Home Funeral Stories
Funeral Price Survey
​Pandemic Care
​For Professionals
​Glossary
FAQs

Contact

Lee Webster
[email protected]
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  • Home
  • How To
    • Find Help Fast
    • Learn the Law
    • Have a Home Funeral >
      • State Requirements for Home Funerals
      • New England Legal Requirements
    • Perform Body Care >
      • Cooling Techniques
    • Complete Paperwork
    • Arrange Disposition >
      • Comparison of Disposition Methods
    • Transport the Dead
    • Create Ceremony
    • Go Out Greener
    • Pay for a Funeral
    • Work with Professionals
  • Resources
    • FAQs
    • 2020 Funeral Home Price Survey
    • Tools for Community Education >
      • Infographics
    • Sample Forms
    • Glossary
    • Articles, Interviews, Podcasts, Videos
    • Writings, Books, and Forms
    • Disposition Statistics
    • Memorial Forests
    • Shop Local
    • Stories >
      • Read Their Stories
      • Heidi's Story
      • Penney's Story
      • Kathleen's Story
    • For Professionals
    • Special Circumstances >
      • Guidance for Care in the Home
      • Practical Guidelines
      • Ceremony Resources
  • Green Burial
    • Green Burial in NH
    • Green Burial Statistics
    • Green Burial Cemeteries in the US and Canada
    • Green Burial Resources >
      • Natural Burial Bylaw Language
      • Start Up Tips for Green Burial Cemeteries
      • 10 Things You Can Say or Do to Promote Natural Burial
      • Offering Green Burial in Your Hybrid Cemetery
      • Legal Burial Requirements by State
      • Green Burial Books
      • Photographs
      • Winter Burial
    • Conservation Burial
    • New Hampshire Embalming Law
    • Green Burial Survey
  • Presentations
    • Find a Speaker
  • Websites
    • Side Effects Publishing Website Design
    • Funeral Partnership.org >
      • What We Do
  • Contact