As Palliative Care Counsellors at Hospice West Auckland, Maxine and Amy walk alongside patients on their end-of-life journey. Sessions can be individual, and/or with couples…
Deb Robson29 May 2024
Tui is one of the wonderful retail volunteers at the Kumeū Hospice Op Shop. Every week she spends a day sorting, pricing and merchandising the…
Deb Robson20 May 2024
Barbara has been a keen op shopper for at least 40 years, and is now a regular customer at her favourite local store, the Glen…
Deb Robson7 May 2024
Newsletter - May 2024 In this issue: How Hospice's wrap-around care supported Brian and Corrie Corporate Volunteering Workshops New Social Care programmes at Hospice House…
Deb Robson1 May 2024
Carer Kōrero are a new initiative by carers, for carers. The concept is supported by the team at Te Atatū Community Centre. The purpose is…
Deb Robson29 April 2024
Breathlessness, common for people with heart and lung conditions, certain cancers, and anxiety, can be debilitating, frightening and distressing for both the sufferer and their…
Deb Robson18 April 2024
When Corrie’s husband of 43 years was referred to Hospice, it reaffirmed everything she knew about the specialist palliative care service – and so much…
Deb Robson12 April 2024
Advance care planning is identifying your preferences for your future health care, and putting plans in place to help those happen. Advance care planning can…
Deb Robson12 April 2024
Patrick is a full-time carer for his mum, Josephine, who turned 90 years’ old last year. Around three years ago she suffered what Patrick believes…
Deb Robson2 April 2024
