Meet Our Team: Jill Rolls

At the heart of Volunteer Coordinator, Jill Rolls’, working life you’ll find aroha – warmth, affection and connection with the people of our community. Here, she shares her Arohanui story. After […]

National Volunteer Week Thank You

Aroha is a word you often hear around the office hallways and rooms at Arohanui Hospice. It has a strong influence on hospice’s outcomes – love for patients, for families, […]

Meet Our Team: Kate Bird, Director of Clinical Services

Arohanui Hospice's services are people-focused. Supporting anyone living with any life-limiting illness, Arohanui is available to help them ‘live every moment’ in any way that’s important to them, in any […]

A Ride To Remember – Fundraising for Arohanui Hospice

If you want to support an organisation, there are many ways to do it. You can donate money, goods or time, but if you think outside the box, anything could […]

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

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 […]

Meet Our Team: Mandy Bartosh

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 […]

Arohanui Hospice Celebrates 30th Anniversary

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 […]

Meet Our Team: Clare Randall

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 […]

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A little means a lot

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