Providing care for people of any age, with any terminal illness or life-limiting condition,

and support for their families, whānau and carers.

DONATE HERE OR VOLUNTEER.

It’s free and we need your support to keep it that way.

Come along to the North Haven Hospice charity shop in Whangārei and “Bag a Bargain” for our birthday!  From 5pm to 8pm on Thursday 9 May, you’re invited for some mega clothes shopping!  For $25 per ticket, come along for a glass of wine, spot prizes, and cram a bag with all the clothes you can grab. One bag per ticket free (don’t forget to bring your own bag) and only $10 for every additional bag you fill.  Get your besties together and have a pile of fun – one night only! Buy your tickets from the shop on the corner of Robert and John Streets, Whangārei or purchase online here.

Top Notch clothing not included and the shop will be closed to the public for this event.

Raising funds for North Haven Hospice – all funds raised in your community stay in your community.

Join us for High Tea with Jo Seagar at the Whangārei Theatre Company on 16th May 2024 for Hospice Awareness week. Treat your mum for Mother’s day, or grab your best friends for an afternoon of delicious food, spot prizes and entertainment from our celebrity guest, Jo Seagar.

Jo Seagar has been Hospice NZ volunteer Ambassador since 1999 and we’re honoured to have her giving a talk and meet all of you at this event. She is one of NZ’s most popular food writers and her cookbooks provide simple yet innovative and achievable food for family and friends to share together.

Purchase tickets online here.

Raising funds for North Haven Hospice – all funds raised in your community stay in your community.

Hospice is a holistic wrap around service of care.  It’s not just a building and its not just doctors and nurses.

Hospices provide a range of supportive care from sharing your life story with a biographer, bereavement counselling, and spiritual care, plus many other services.  It’s whatever brings the individual and their whānau peace and joy.

Anyone with a life limiting illness, can access hospice care and support. People with life limiting conditions such as multiple sclerosis, lung failure, cancer, motor neurone disease, or dementia can benefit from palliative care.

Whilst hospice care is primarily focused on the person who is dying, services are also for the family and whānau both before and after their loved one has died.

Everything we provide is free of charge. As an essential health service the majority of funding comes from Government, the remainder comes from community fundraising.