Rae Taylor and Adeline Cottier, aka, The Linen Ladies, have a bond of friendship and humour which has seen them through over 8 years of volunteering together.
Homemaking skills brought to Hospice
From working in our shops to baking the cake for the opening of Hibiscus Hospice, Carol is always looking for creative new ways that she can help Hospice make a little more money from donations.
Every little bit helps
In addition to her regular Hospice shop shift, Valerie cleans and restores all the silver donations to their former glory.
Creative ways to fundraise
Val says “every patient has taught me something that’s been really important in my life.
Thank you to our volunteers
We’re full of gratitude for our 1,400 Harbour Hospice volunteers every week of the year, but this week we’re making noise about it!
From driving to recycling
After watching a friend pass away in Hospice care, Rob Heath always knew he would find a way to get involved in Hospice one day.
Hospice care firmly focused on living
We’re thrilled to share our first published column in Channel Magazine, created to take North Shore locals on the journey with us as we build ‘Your Future Hospice’ in Shea Terrace, Takapuna.
David’s story
For David and his wife Jenny, the ability to call Harbour Hospice at any time is their lifeline. David’s story demonstrates the courage it takes to live with an illness, such as advanced cancer, that brings a new challenge daily.
Rewarding roles for shop volunteers
If there is such a thing as an enviable problem, our shops have it. They are so busy that we constantly need more volunteers.
10-year refresh for Hibiscus House
New furniture, floor coverings and drapes have been installed in the Hibiscus House Inpatient Unit.
