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The Voluntary Assisted Dying Bill was passed by the South Australian Parliament on June 24, 2021.

Voluntary Assisted Dying became a legal end of life choice for South Australians on January 31, 2023.

In the first three years, over 900 VAD Permits have been issued, and around 550 people have used the VAD substance to end their suffering, representing 1.5% of all deaths in South Australia in that time.

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Dementia and Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD)

"Can I use voluntary assisted dying if I am diagnosed with dementia?" is the most frequently asked question at any public forum on VAD. At present VAD is unlikely to be an...
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Advance Care Plans

Advance Care Directives are a valuable tool to provide guidance to medical professionals and carers on your end of life wishes. An Advance Care Directive empowers you to make clear legal arrangements...
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Voluntary Assisted Dying in South Australia

VAD commenced in South Australia on January 31, 2023. South Australia's Voluntary Assisted Dying Act (2021) allows a person to request medical assistance to die. Granting of the request is dependent on...
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News and updates

SA delivers slowest rollout of VAD

July 04, 2022

Health and Wellbeing Minister, Hon Chris Picton, MP

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Well done NSW. Now for the Territories.

May 19, 2022

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Come and hear how VAD works in Victoria

March 14, 2022

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