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Office: Care Not Killing Alliance, 6 Marshalsea Road, London, SE1 1HL
For general enquiries phone: 020 7234 9680
For media enquiries phone: 020 3008 6063 or 07970 162 225

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Some waysof getting involved would be to stay informed with the latest developments and follow them on twitter and facebook. Go and discuss the issue with family, friends and others and make it known. You could write letters to newspapers and decisions makers on this issue. They are looking for volunteers to work for them and to speak to others about this. You can tell your story about how good care can make a difference or how it could be dangerous if the law legalizes euthanasia and assisted suicide. Another big thing that you could do would be to donate money to this organization.

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They are funded by donations. You can donate money on their website.

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Most of their strategies are to just campaign against euthanasia, and for better care for those who need it. They work in parliament, courts, health care professionals, and the public. They also have websites that have research on the effects of legalizing euthanasia and assisted suicide. They support research to increase their own support against euthanasia.

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If the law allows assisted suicide then it would pressure some people to end their lives. The people it would mostly affect would be those that are disabled, elderly, sick, or depressed. They might have a fear that they are a financial, emotional, and care burden on others so they feel they should end their life so that others don't have to be burdened with them. So this organization wants to make sure that their physical, psychological, social, and spiritual needs are met properly and are well taken care of. They don't want them to feel like a burden because they're not a burden.

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The founders of our organization are Anita Doerksen and Erin Sawatzky, this topic is important to us because euthanasia is something we both believe to be wrong but this topic is becoming more accepted into today's society. Some the people who work for our organization are doctors who will be there all day on their scheduled days, Counselors will be on the alternating days of the doctors, Volunteers that will be there during the day. Paid supervisors that will be there around the clock to be there for any assistance needed. The people in the organization and the community to come together to make people who feel like they are a burden to realize that they are actually not and that they are loved and cared for by reaching out to those who are considering getting assisted suicide. Our goal is to take time out of your day to spend time with them, provide more effective pain killers for those who are in need of it. We will have a  facility where elderly people can be taken care of by volunteers who are willing to spend quality time with the residents. Those who are disabled will be personally counseled so they can have the understanding that they are loved and cared for, rather than believing they are a burden. Those with an incurable disease will have access to more effective medication for pain and other negative factors of their health so they can be able to go on with their day to day life. It would be effective because the disabled, elderly, and those with incurable diseases would feel like someone really cares for them and does stuff for them voluntarily and not because they are a burden. We have chosen voluntary work for the patients because this way the residents don’t feel as if the workers are there only because it’s their job. The councilors are provided so the residents can have someone they can talk to. Doctors will also be provided on scheduled days throughout the week so the residents can have regular checkups. We are funded by voluntary donations. We host monthly fundraisers to raise money for our facility and the paid workers there. Our funding strategies are effective because our goal is to make these people noticed and to try preventing them from making the decision to get assisted suicide. Many people would donate to help us to keep this organization going. It is inspiring because it is to help those who can’t help themselves.
A way people can get involved by volunteering at the facility, people can donate money and food for the facility. Doctors, counselors, and supervisors can be hired for pay at this facility.

Contact information: Erin Sawatzky 204-123-1234

Box 502

Grunthal, MB

R0A 0R0

ieqbvk@gvs.hsd.ca

Anita Doerksen 204-432-4321

Box 771

Grunthal, MB

R0A 0R0

fftbxq@gvs.hsd.c

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This is a UK based organization.  There are many different people who work for this organization. The board members are Dr Brian Iddon: Chairman of the board of directors, Christopher Connor: Is a managing and senior partner of a UK firm, Dr Andrew Fergusson, David Foster, Nola Leach: Chief Executive, Dr Kathryn Myers. The staff members are Dr Peter Saunders: Campaign Director, Daniel Cuffe: Campaign Manager.

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http://www.euthanasia.com/argumentsagainsteuthanasia.html

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http://www.cnn.com/2013/11/27/opinion/opinion-anti-euthanasia-kevin-fitzpatrick/

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Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide FAQ - Video 2

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This video answers the question: ""In a society where we place high value on freedom and individual choice, why don't we allow people to choose the time and manner of their death?"

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Euthanasia and Physician Assisted Suicide FAQ - Video 1

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The Euthanasia Prevention Coalition is run by a committee of people the members include Jean Echlin: President , Dr. Margret Cottle, Rhonda Wiebe: Secretary ,Alex Schadenberg: Executive Director, L.L deVeber: President Emeritus, Steve Passmore: Director at-large, Hugh Scher: Legal Council. Their aim as an organization is to present a united voice in presentations to government or other organizations with the respect of the issue related to  euthanasia and assisted suicide. They would also like to organize a informative debate, along with create a compassionate care community service as an alternative to "mercy killing. Their main strategy is networking with supportive organizations and individuals. They also use reaching out to the people that can't help themselves such as the elderly, disabled, chronically ill and depressed. They want to promote help for those in need. Evidence that their work is effective is the ability to get their desired facilities up and working. This organization is funded by donations that are accepted through their website. You can get involved by donating and/or getting a membership with the organization.
Location: P.O. Box 25033, London, ON N6C 6A8

Phone: 519.439.3348 or  1.877.439.3348
Email: Use the form below or email directly: info@epcc.ca

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Euthanasia is the painless killing of a patient that is suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in a irreversible coma.  

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Euthanasia is the painless killing of a patient that is suffering from an incurable and painful disease or in a irreversible coma.  

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Euthanasia is illegal in most countries

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Justin Bieber - Life Is Worth Living (PURPOSE : The Movement)

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Euthanasia is also known as Assisted Suidcide

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Euthanasia is also known as Assisted Suidcide

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Dark Blue: Practices euthanasia
Light Blue: Passive euthanasia
Black: Euthanasia laws varies by administration division
Pink: Euthanasia is illegal
Grey: Unknown