These protocols are a small representation of the drive we began more than a decade ago to embed tikanga Māori into our everyday care of tūroro Māori (Māori patients) and their whānau.
Volunteer Pennie Kennings wins Westfield Local Heroes!
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.
Matakana Palms opens private garden to public to fundraise for hospice
If you love the idea of unwinding in a tropical garden paradise but don’t have an island holiday booked anytime soon, you might like to do this instead
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.
Catwalk Arts 2022
It was fun, it was fabulous, and it raised $27,826 for Harbour Hospice.
Vintners' Brunch dishes up $405k for Harbour Hospice
Iconic fundraising event Vintners’ Brunch celebrated 25 years in style, raising $405,000 for Harbour Hospice.
Road less travelled
Harbour Hospice Chief Executive Jan Nichols celebrates 10 years at the helm this year. Here, we look back over her career and learn why delivering end-of-life care to the community sits so close to Jan’s heart.
Vote for Pennie
One of our incredible volunteers, Pennie Kennings, has been named a finalist in the Westfield Albany Local Heroes awards!
