This month marks Harbour Hospice Awareness Month (1-31 May), and we're asking our community for support so we can continue to be there for local families and whānau now and in the future.
MediMap now restored
MediMap has now been safely restored, and we are contacting the very small number of tūroro/patients whose demographic details were accessed during the incident.
Volunteers meet growing need
As demand for our service grows and patients’ needs become more complex, we’re evolving our model of care to meet that demand head on. Many of our volunteers come to us with phenomenal skill sets and a wealth of lived experience, and with the right support and training they can play a vital role in supporting our clinical teams to deliver an exceptional level of care.
A bold act of kindness for hospice
Last December Danielle Fifita did something she never thought she’d do. She took to the stage at her local gym and allowed her beautiful, long hair to be shaved off.
Weekend working bee transforms hospice gardens
Many hands made light work on Saturday 22 February, with around 50 Harbour Hospice staff and family members turning up for a gardening working bee at our Red Beach site, Hibiscus House.
Art Affair features local talent
Harbour Hospice’s elegant new fundraiser, Art Affair, is returning in March with a line-up of 15 extraordinary artists. Among them is well-known interior designer Shanly Simpson, who grew up in Glenfield and attended Takapuna Grammar School.
Hospice art show returns
Tui House in Warkworth will host Art Affair next month, a major fundraiser for Harbour Hospice. The exhibition will feature the work of 15 artists. Among the 10 newcomers will be Laura Tait from Puhoi Farmhouse, who creates stunning floral artworks by photographing the flowers she grows in her garden.
Chapter ends for Harbour Hospice shop, but local support continues
Harbour Hospice has announced that its Te Hana Shop will close in April, following a difficult and carefully considered decision.
We’re back for another Coastal Challenge!
On Saturday 14 February, 18 of our team members will push themselves to their limits to raise funds for Harbour Hospice in Total Sport’s Harper Digital Coastal Challenge 2026.
Christmas Angels
This Christmas Harbour Hospice will care for around 500 local families. Day or night, 24/7, our specialist teams will be there for families and whānau so they can celebrate in whatever way is meaningful to them. For Judy and Peter, that means keeping things simple.
