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What you need to know about Arohanui Hospice – debunking hospice myths

By Emily Taylor on May 17, 2021
There are many misconceptions and myths associated with Hospice care, including what happens when you are referred to the Hospice, where your care takes place, how care is paid for and what care is provided. Here are some common misconceptions that have been communicated to Hospice staff. The facts and truth in response to these […]

Meet Our Team: Mandy Bartosh

By Melissa Gardi on May 15, 2021
Mandy Bartosh is the Manager for Arohanui Hospice Shops – Roslyn. Here, she shares why she’s passionate about giving back, is inspired by Hospice Shop volunteers and loves everything that op shopping is about. After both my parents passed away within eighteen months of each other, I was inspired to pay it forward by volunteering […]

Arohanui Hospice Celebrates 30th Anniversary

By Melissa Gardi on May 10, 2021
2021 marks a huge milestone for Arohanui Hospice – the In Patient Unit opened 30 years ago this month. While celebrations kick off in May, there will be events and celebrations throughout the year starting with an afternoon tea to thank past and present volunteers. Volunteers contribute significantly to Arohanui Hospice, contributing more than 58,000 hours […]

Meet Our Team: Clare Randall

By Melissa Gardi on April 20, 2021
Focussed on nurturing a community of care, Arohanui Hospice’s Chief Executive, Clare Randall, shares what Arohanui means to her. The moment I was introduced to hospice – more than thirty years ago – I felt a strong connection. This bond has only grown stronger over the years, as I’ve got to know patients in the community. After […]

Meet Our Team: Caroline Blacklock

By Melissa Gardi on March 30, 2021
When it comes to supporting our community, Caroline Blacklock is all about making a conscious impact in her role as manager of Arohanui Hospice Shop - Levin. Here, Caroline shares how you can help others by volunteering, donating and shopping. I used to be a nurse, which gave me insight to how supportive hospice is […]

Arohanui Appeal: Mel and Jason's Story

By Emily Taylor on March 22, 2021
My name is Melany, but mostly I go by Mel. I was born in Dannevirke and now live in Feilding – I had an idyllic upbringing on the farm that my parents remain on today. I am the youngest of three: My brother is home on the farm; my sister is just down the road […]
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