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| | Amitabha Hospice  |
| | An engaged Buddhist community directly supporting a large hospice in Australia and indirectly supporting hospice caregivers worldwide. This website has a wealth of online resources for Buddhists involved with death, dying, and bereavement.
http://www.amitabhahospice.org/ |
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| | Brisbane Australia Karuna Hospice Service |
| | Offers free, 24 hour, compassionate, caring support in Brisbane at home to terminally ill people and their families, based on the Buddhist tradition.
http://www.karuna.org.au/ |
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| | Buddhanet Death and Dying Resource Center |
| | Articles and links to Buddhist resources for death, dying, and bereavement.
http://www.buddhanet.net/sm_bereaved.htm |
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| | Buddhist AIDS Project |
| | San Francisco based non-profit provides free information and referral to current HIV/AIDS news, with links to local, national, and international resources; and Buddhist teachings, practice centers, and special events.
http://www.buddhistaidsproject.org |
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| | Clear Light Society |
| | Provides assistance to the terminally ill and their families using meditation.
http://www.clearlightsociety.org/ |
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| | Sangha Metta Project |
| | Engages monks in HIV/AIDS prevention and care. The monks, taking the Buddha's teachings as their inspiration, concluded that a core aspect of HIV/AIDS was ignorance about the condition among both the sufferers and the general public.
http://www.buddhanet.net/sangha-metta/project.html |
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| | The Buddhist Hospice Trust |
| | Aims to provide compassionate care and companionship for the living, the dying and the bereaved. The Trust is non-sectarian and is open to Buddhists and non-Buddhists alike. It also offers informal support and information to whomsoever may be concerned to better understand Buddhist approaches to living and dying.
http://freespace.virgin.net/peter.goble/1.htm |
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| | Zen Hospice Project |
| | An engaged Buddhist community supporting and staffing a large San Francisco hospice. The website also feature resources for hospice caregivers worldwide.
http://www.zenhospice.org |
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