Category: News
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Chrissy’s story
Chrissy was inspired to volunteer for Mary Potter Hospice in memory of her sister-in-law Marion. “We lost Marion many years ago to cancer, and she was cared for at the Hospice. She left a toddler and a six-year-old daughter, and it was very hard. My nieces are now grown up, and I started volunteering because…
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Making a bucket load of difference this May
When Robyn hits the streets of Wellington to collect donations for our Street Appeal, she knows her husband would be proud.
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“There’s never a dull moment.”
Every second week you’ll find Michael volunteering in the Hospice Shops’ very own treasure chest – the Trade Me room. This nondescript room tucked away in the Hospice’s Retail Distribution Centre in Newlands is where the curios and collectibles so generously donated by the community have a temporary home. These treasures are carefully researched, photographed…
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Scholarship opportunity
This scholarship is dedicated to supporting Māori and Pacific student nurses with an interest in palliative care.
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Local fishing community reel in $25,000 for Hospice
This year with the help of several major sponsors the committee raised $22,000 in cash and secured several prizes to be auctioned off.
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Art for heart’s sake
Thanks to your support, we can run an arts therapy programme to help children and young people make sense of things.
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Meet the managers: Thomas
Behind our Hospice Shops are a dedicated team of people who do very valuable mahi for the the Hospice.
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Thank you Farmers!
The donation of $76,845 will enable Mary Potter Hospice to continue to provide our specialist palliative care free-of-charge for people in our local communities.
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Te Ara o Puanga: apartments with heart
A huge milestone was achieved with the opening of Te Ara o Puanga: the Mary Potter Apartments.
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Meet the Managers: Dave from Porirua
Meet Dave, Shop Manager from the Mary Potter Hospice Shop in Porirua.
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Mary Potter Hospice goes dementia friendly
Mary Potter Hospice has become the first hospice in New Zealand to be formally recognised by Alzheimers NZ as Working to be Dementia Friendly.