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Mornington Peninsula Funerals | Funeral Planning |

When You Lose a Loved One

Immediate Help

We prepared a booklet to guide you and ease the process. The guide includes space to document all details as legally required by The Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages.

The First Step

 

A cessation of life document must be signed by a doctor, paramedic or other suitably qualified person, confirming the passing, before your loved one can be brought into our care.

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If the deceased has passed away at home, without any medical professional present, you will need to contact 000, the Ambulance service or a Doctor..

 

If the passing occured in a hospital or aged care facility, the medical staff will organise for that document to be completed and will then call us, as the nominated funeral provider, to commence transport of your loved one to our care facility in Dromana.

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For our immediate assistance, please call us 
03 5982 0086 anytime

 

 

The next steps

 

We will bring your loved one into our care and – when convenient for you – one of our Directors will make an appointment to meet with you in person, by phone or skype/zoom.

 

We will then assist you to plan a memorable funeral for your loved one.

 

Urgent support

 

If you require urgent grief counselling, please contact Lifeline on 13 11 14.

In a medical emergency please call 000.

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TAC & Centrelink Funeral Support

 

If you have lost a loved one in a transport accident, TAC – Transport Accident Commission Victoria – offer financial support with funeral costs and counselling services and can also provide financial support for dependants.

 

Centrelink has payments, support and other services to help you when someone close to you dies. Mornington Peninsula Funerals directors can help guide you through this difficult time.

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