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Arohanui Hospice encourages community to “Buy Nothing New” this October

In a drive to promote sustainability and support local charities, Arohanui Hospice is encouraging the community to participate in Buy Nothing New October. Throughout the month, locals are invited to visit one of Arohanui Hospice’s four shops and purchase quality second-hand items, with all proceeds supporting the hospice’s essential work. Buy Nothing New October is […]

Arohanui Hospice Welcomes Four New Trustees to Strengthen Governance and Community Impact

Arohanui Hospice is proud to announce the appointment of four new trustees to its Board: Christina Gomes (Palmerston North), Andy Thompson (Tararua), Tomina Apiti (Horowhenua), and Daniel Goymer (Palmerston North). Together, they bring a wealth of experience, regional representation, and a deep personal commitment to the values and mission of Arohanui Hospice. Each trustee contributes […]

Steve’s Tyres Raises Over $100,000 for Arohanui Hospice while Expanding to Levin

Steve’s Tyre Service & Auto Care is proud to announce that, next month, donations raised for Arohanui Hospice will surpass $100,000 – a remarkable achievement for the local community. "We’re absolutely thrilled to have hit this milestone," said Owner Steve Deans. "Every puncture repair and WOF check has helped make this happen. We couldn’t have […]

A Stitch in Time: Awatapu College Students Bring Manaakitanga to Life Through Fashion and Sustainability

When Awatapu College’s Fashion Design teacher, Chantelle De Lang, reached out to Arohanui Hospice with an idea for a student project that combined creativity, community, and giving back, the answer was a resounding yes. Chantelle was looking for a way to weave the school’s curriculum objective of Manaakitanga – the power of human kindness into […]

Building More Than Furniture: Ian’s Story of Craft, Connection, and Community at Arohanui Hospice

Before retirement, Ian was a chartered accountant with a strong focus on rural accounting. With a career rooted in supporting others through numbers and strategy, it’s perhaps no surprise that when the time came to step away from the office, Ian was already looking for ways to give back. “I’d always said I wanted to […]

Love of the land helps Arohanui Hospice

Samantha McGougan wanted to cry when Arohanui Hospice bought 20 of her hand-reared two-year-old Hereford-cross steers. Tears were understandable. The Hospice had provided support and care for her father, Brent Ellery, when he died at home from prostate cancer in June 2014. The Hospice had also helped the family with her maternal grandfather’s struggles with […]

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