It can be challenging to access information on how to navigate Medical Assistance in Dying (MAiD): the process can seem complicated and unreliable. When an individual makes this complex end-of-life choice, families are often left feeling isolated and unsupported. Many families are unsure where to turn to connect with others who have lived experience. Without a place to voice their grief due to fear of stigma, many are left to navigate MAiD alone and without community support.

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Since its launch in November 2017, Bridge C-14 has created a network for individuals to build meaningful connections of support through all stages of assisted death. Bridge C-14 ​​was founded on the need for access to peer-to-peer support for those with lived experience, as well as to provide information about MAiD. We strive to help change the conversation to one which honours and respects family dignity and individual choice, and are committed to bridging the gap between procedure and compassion.

Learn more about the work we are doing on our website.