This month marks Harbour Hospice Awareness Month (1-31 May), and we're asking our community for support so we can continue to be there for local families and whānau now and in the future.
A bold act of kindness for hospice
Last December Danielle Fifita did something she never thought she’d do. She took to the stage at her local gym and allowed her beautiful, long hair to be shaved off.
Christmas Angels
This Christmas Harbour Hospice will care for around 500 local families. Day or night, 24/7, our specialist teams will be there for families and whānau so they can celebrate in whatever way is meaningful to them. For Judy and Peter, that means keeping things simple.
Ways to support Harbour Hospice this Christmas
Christmas is just round the corner, bringing with it some meaningful ways you can support Harbour Hospice this festive season.
Jo Wood's gift in Will
When Jo Wood’s mum, Sue, was cared for by Hospice 18 years ago, Jo was overwhelmed by the level of care their family received.
Where there’s a Will there’s a way
Kelly wrote her Will in 2019 then amended it recently, in both cases taking advantage of opportunities to create a free will using lawyers in partnership with Harbour Hospice.
Kiwi takes on ultramarathon to raise funds for Harbour Hospice
Meet Lydia Fookes. Lydia is a Kiwi on a mission to raise $2500 for Harbour Hospice by running an ultra marathon in Canada, the Squamish50 on 17 August.
Art Exhibition & Sale this King's Birthday Weekend
This King's Birthday Weekend will see the 19th ‘Art Exhibition & Sale’ fundraiser for Harbour Hospice take place at the Estuary Art Centre in Orewa.
Harbour Hospice is a lifeline; now they need you to be theirs
Often described by its patients and loved ones as ‘a lifeline’, during May Harbour Hospice is asking the community to donate to be theirs.
Teams line-up for comedy debate
The Great Comedy Debate has become a calendar highlight in Warkworth and it’s back for its 15th year on October 12 at the Town Hall.
