With the move to Alert Level 3 on September 21 we’re happy to report that construction has recommenced at 7 Shea Terrace.
Harbour Hospice chief executive recognised as local hero
Harbour Hospice Chief Executive Jan Nichols has been recognised as a Local Hero in the Albany Westfield Local Heroes awards.
Little boy lost
When Robyn Millar’s former partner turned up on her doorstep asking for help, she took him in. Then Harbour Hospice discovered Peter and began helping him too.
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.
Roadtrip of a lifetime
We korero with Harbour Hospice clinical nurse specialist Claire May.
‘My mother was an early mobiliser’
Harbour Hospice kaiāwhina Barb O'Loughlin's lifelong love of learning te reo started with her mum, Kahurangi Watana Mataira Taylor, who was an early 'disruptor'.
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."
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.
Supergenerous
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