Our latest fundraising appeal highlighted our urgent need for more specialist community nurses, and the innovative solution our nursing team came up with: to recruit and train nurses from other parts of the healthcare system to join our community team.
Spotlight on... Mahinga Ngātahi
These protocols are a small representation of the drive we began more than a decade ago to embed tikanga Māori into our everyday care of tūroro Māori (Māori patients) and their whānau.
There for you
When Mike Dawson needed to call on hospice three years ago he already knew he was in good hands.
NZ-first Harbour Hospice introduces Nav-CARE
In a move that will see Harbour Hospice leading the way in New Zealand, we have introduced a new volunteer-based programme that will enrich patients’ hospice experience.
Why we do what we do
More than places of trade, our shops provide a connection back to the care we provide, and a social hub for volunteers and the community.
Extraordinary care in extraordinary circumstances
When Auckland went back into lockdown last August Harbour Hospice clinical teams rolled up their sleeves and went into battle.
Generosity of John
Without the generosity of people like John we simply wouldn’t be able to provide the level of care that we do for patients and their whānau.
Training room benefits community
The redevelopment will feature a Training Room to deliver training and education programmes and it’s thanks to the generosity of The Ralph & Eve Seelye Charitable Trust, that this is possible.
In it for the long haul
"I’ve always felt humbled by the work we do, and I’m constantly reminded that we need to live our lives and take opportunities when they come."
