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.

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

and support for their families, whānau and carers.

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