No family should have to navigate loss alone.
Beyond planning meaningful memorials, we act as a gateway to a wider ecosystem of compassionate professionals, local organisations, and practical resources. From clinical care and legal guidance to grief support, we have curated a directory of providers known for their commitment to the Fleurieu Peninsula community. Our goal is to ensure you have access to a network that offers a steady hand both during and after loss, allowing you to connect with the right care at your own pace.
Sienna's Garden
Nothing prepares you for losing a child. In the fog of the worst days of her life, Marie Sulda made one decision that still means something years later: no flowers at Sienna's funeral, only plants. This is her story of grief, ritual and finding small ways to keep moving forward.
What Happens to Someone's Tax Affairs When They Die
When someone passes away, tax is understandably the last thing on a family's mind. But at some point, the deceased person's tax affairs need to be reviewed and finalised, and their estate may have its own ongoing obligations. Here's what executors and families need to know, and when to get help.
Travel After Loss: Finding Your Next Path
When life changes, travel can become a gentle way to look forward again. Discover how group travel can offer companionship, confidence and connection after loss.
Why photographs matter after loss
A bowtie, a hospital room, a wedding beside a deathbed. Why the photographs we almost don't take are often the ones we need most.
When Someone Has Died
What to do first when someone dies, confirming the passing, arranging care, and deciding between a funeral now or a memorial later.
The Logistics of Loss in a Digital Age
When someone dies, coordinating a scattered community takes care as much as logistics. A gentle guide to gathering people in, near and far.
Let the Place Reflect the Life
A cellar door instead of a chapel. A beach instead of a hall. Why the right setting says more about someone than any eulogy can
While we share these resources to help you find the support you need, Banksia Memorials does not formally endorse or assume liability for the services provided by third-party organisations. We encourage families to engage directly with providers to ensure their services align with your specific needs.