Our care is tailored to each patient’s individual needs

We care for people with any life-limiting condition, and providing support for their families/ whānau.

Inpatient care

Arohanui Hospice has a short stay inpatient unit (IPU) located in Palmerston North.
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Community Care

Most people like to be suppported in their own home for as long as possible when they have a life-limiting illness.
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Support Programmes

Creative living, day stays, care givers toolbox, bereavement support and more
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Volunteer

Volunteers fulfil many important roles and are highly valued members of the 
Arohanui Hospice team
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What we do

Annually, we provide care for more than 1100 patients throughout the region, and support for their families/whanau and those important to them.

A time to remember loved ones at Christmas

Farmers' annual Christmas campaign to support local hospice services is now underway, having launched on November 14. This beloved campaign offers a wonderful opportunity for the community to remember loved […]
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Local legend leaves huge legacy for hospice care

Roger Oscar Clausen. Born December 14, 1943; died October 17, 2024 in Palmerston North. Farmer, Rotarian, Lutheran, Arohanui Hospice champion and Harley Davidson rider. Roger Clausen has been remembered as a […]
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Hendrika Hoogendyk’s Art Collection to Support Arohanui Hospice: An Exhibition of Generosity and Legacy

Palmerston North, 21 October 2024— Arohanui Hospice is honoured to announce the exhibition of an art collection bequeathed by the late Hendrika Hoogendyk, a woman whose passion for the arts […]
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Specialist palliative care in Manawatu, Rangitikei, Tararua, Horowhenua and Otaki

Our specialist palliative care services are delivered by a multi-disciplinary team of specialist medical and clinical health professionals, plus support staff, all working together to provide individual care for you and your family/whanau.

A little bit of paradise

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The Hair Market paying it forward

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Meet Faith and Keith Martin

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A little means a lot

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