National Volunteer Week is an opportunity to celebrate the people who help make Hospice Whanganui possible. In the past year, 120 volunteers contributed more than 21,870 hours supporting patients, whānau and our wider community.
Hospice Whanganui is grateful to have received a $1,000 grant through the Fonterra Doing Good Fund, helping support the work of our Registered Nurses providing specialist palliative care across the...
Hospice Whanganui is encouraging community conversation around the future of palliative care in Aotearoa, following a recent feature published by The Spinoff exploring growing demand for hospice services across New...
Hospice Whanganui was honoured to be the chosen charity partner for the recent Small Talks Whanganui event, held at Heritage House earlier this month. The evening brought together local speakers,...
Hospice Whanganui has received a beautiful handmade quilt from the Rural Women NZ – Fordell/Mangamahu Group, honouring a long-standing relationship built on community, generosity, and care....
Hospice Awareness Week 2026 is here. Discover how Hospice Whanganui supports local patients and whānau through compassionate, patient-led care across our community....
Own a piece of rugby history while supporting a local cause. A signed 1996 All Blacks “Incomparables” jersey is up for auction, with all proceeds going to Hospice Whanganui. This...
A powerful story of courage, choice, and compassionate care – following one whānau’s deeply personal journey and the support they received from Hospice Whanganui....
Meet Anna, Nurse Lead at Hospice Whanganui. With over 20 years of experience, she leads our clinical team with compassion, ensuring care remains patient- and whānau-led every step of the...
A powerful day of community, connection, and kotahitanga at the Whanganui Racecourse saw nearly $10,000 raised for Hospice Whanganui. Discover how Hittaz for Hospice brought people together to support patient-...
