This report delves into the realm of family-centred health promotion, emphasizing the crucial role of health education within nursing practice. It highlights how health education, by influencing behaviours and attitudes, is essential for promoting positive health outcomes and reducing risks. The report underscores the significance of the nursing process in providing structured care, addressing the physical and emotional aspects of health. It further discusses the importance of staying current with practices to meet the needs of patients in the dynamic healthcare environment. The report also addresses the challenges of bereavement, emphasizing the need for support for grieving families and the impact of nurses. Furthermore, it details the essential steps for effective health education programs, including goal setting and evaluation, and the need for nurses to balance operational pressures with the unique needs of clients. The report concludes by underscoring the priority of the nursing process in supporting families during difficult times.