With the move to Alert Level 3 on September 21 we’re happy to report that construction has recommenced at 7 Shea Terrace.
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.
Shore Project Update - September 2021
It was only a matter of time before we saw Delta in New Zealand. Like many construction projects, work at 7 Shea Terrace was forced to stop as we were sent quickly into Alert Level 4.
Shore Project Update - August 2021
This month we’re pleased to announce that phase 1 of construction is coming to an end with patients and whānau beginning to be welcomed back onsite next month.
Shore Project Update - July 2021
Welcome to the second edition of this regular update designed to keep you informed of the progress underway at 7 Shea Terrace.
Shore Project Update - May 2021
Welcome to our first community newsletter, created to keep you up to date with our exciting redevelopment project at Harbour Hospice North Shore.
Margaret's Story
After many years of supporting Harbour Hospice alongside her husband Terry, Margaret Dunleavy is now being cared for at home by our community team, with her family by her side.
Harbour Hospice calls on shore locals to help finish vital redevelopment
Shrink wrap is on, scaffolding is up and construction is underway, but now Harbour Hospice North Shore needs your help to finish its vital $20 million redevelopment project.
Community care comes first as hospice construction begins
With construction set to begin at Harbour Hospice on the North Shore, palliative care services will be delivered differently from the end of March, but with the same high level of compassionate care and support.
Volunteer Profile: Bob Wainhouse, Day Programme Entertainer
Patients who attend day programmes at North Shore and Hibiscus House enjoy a live concert of popular songs at every session because a friend of Bob’s disliked classical music.
