Your Quick Guide To Body Donation With Funera Sydney

1. The Gift of Knowledge: How Many Bodies Are Donated Each Year?
Less than 2,000 people donate annually, leaving a lasting mark on medical research and education.

2. Reasons to Embrace Body Donation
Beyond altruism, it aids in training medical professionals and supports health research, relieving your family of financial burdens.

3. Who Can Contribute?
Anyone over 18 can contribute, with specific criteria varying by program.

4. The Journey of Your Donated Body
After arrangements, your body undergoes testing, embalming, becoming a valuable tool for medical education or research.

5. Are There Costs Involved?
No financial obligation for donors; universities cover associated expenses but not funeral or memorial services.

6. How to Donate Your Body in Australia
Contact universities directly. For Sydney:

University of NSW: Link | Phone: 02 9385 2480
University of Sydney: Link | Phone: 02 9351 9457
University of Wollongong: Link | Phone: 02 4221 3800
University of New England Armidale: Link | Phone: 02 6773 3087
Macquarie University: Link | Phone: 02 9812 3543
University of Technology Sydney: Link | Phone: 02 9514 9703

7. Can I Change My Mind?
Yes, you can withdraw your bequest at any time in writing.

8. Organ Donation vs. Body Donation
Different purposes; distinguish between them.

9. Donating Your Brain to Dementia Research
Those with dementia can contribute their brains to medical research. Contact the nearest Australian Brain Bank.

10. Final Thoughts on Body Donation
Funera Sydney recognizes the impact of body donation on healthcare's future. Communicate openly with your family to honor your wish.

For more info, contact Funera Sydney:

Sydney: (02) 9954 6655 | (02) 9954 6655
Newcastle: (02) 4955 1110
Wollongong: (02) 4243 8755