Beefing up fundraising for Arohanui Hospice

By Abby on July 25, 2024
Arohanui Hospice’s Farming for Hospice programme celebrates 30 years of fundraising in autumn 2024. And it started the way all good programmes do, with a really good idea. Farmer Gerald […]

The big, deep safety net of Arohanui Hospice

By Abby on July 22, 2024
It started with a trip. Paul and Mel were away on holiday, a trip to the South Island, and Paul banged his head. And then the headaches started. They came […]

Long hair, big hearts

By Abby on July 22, 2024
Two girls in Hunterville learned about community care when they cut their hair for cancer and Arohanui Hospice, in February. Kaitlin Ramsay, 10, and Nellie Harvey, 9, decided about two […]

A little bit of paradise

By Gemma Vallender on June 26, 2024
For most people being at home while they are on their end of life journey is important to them; this is no different for Andy and it’s easy to see […]

“I couldn’t have done it without the Hospice”

By Abby on March 31, 2024
When Bruce McKelvie fell unexpectedly on his grandson’s second birthday, life changed. Catastrophically, and irreparably. “There was a big loud crash and there was Bruce with blood all over his […]

The Hair Market paying it forward

By Gemma Vallender on August 9, 2023
Not many who frequent a hair salon stop to think about the number of empty bottles and used hair foils that salons go through.   Michelle Boudreau, from The Hair Market, […]
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