Announced today, Pennie was voted by the community as the winner for her tireless mahi as the coordinator of our North Shore Life Story team.
From behind the shop counter
“I found that the care given to patients in hospice was so holistic; you're like a family working together to care for that patient. To be part of that journey with the patient and their family is just so humbling, such a privilege.”
Home cook
Meet Zenobia Chotsy - keen gardener and passionate home cook. Zenobia also volunteers in the kitchen at Harbour Hospice’ Hibiscus Coast Inpatient Unit.
Green fingers
Every Wednesday Valma Pettit gets up early, puts on her gumboots and heads to Harbour Hospice. There, she spends the next few hours working in the hospice gardens.
Vote for Pennie
One of our incredible volunteers, Pennie Kennings, has been named a finalist in the Westfield Albany Local Heroes awards!
Taxi driver
Craig King is a father of four and grandfather of eight who loves playing golf and riding his electric bike. He also volunteers for Harbour Hospice as a driver for patients.
Young minds
At 22 years old Jai Pandya is being recognised for five years’ service at this year’s Long Service Awards, and his friend Libby Easterbrook is close to achieving the same.
People person
Chris Powell, from Snells Beach, is being recognised at this year’s Long Service Awards for 15 years’ service.
Tuesday girl
Heather Schollum, from Warkworth, is being recognised at this year’s Long Service Awards for 20 years’ service.
Giving back
Stanmore Bay’s Man Nghi Luong is being recognised at this year’s Long Service Awards for 10 years’ service.
