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The Dixon Family Journey

When Graham Dixon was diagnosed with renal cancer, his wish was simple — to remain at home, surrounded by whānau and the land he loved. With the support of Hospice Whanganui and community services, Graham was able to live with dignity, comfort, and aroha until the very end. His whānau share their story of resilience, compassion, and the difference hospice care made in their lives.
Updated: 10 October 2025

5 Myths About Hospice Care – Busted

Many people believe hospice care is only for the very end of life – but that’s just one of the myths we hear every day. At Hospice Whanganui, care can begin months earlier, supporting patients and whānau with comfort, dignity, and aroha. Here are five common myths about hospice care – and the truths behind them.
Posted: 6 October 2025

5 Myths About Hospice Care – Busted

Many people believe hospice care is only for the very end of life – but that’s just one of the myths we hear every day. At Hospice Whanganui, care can begin months earlier, supporting patients and whānau with comfort, dignity, and aroha. Here are five common myths about hospice care – and the truths behind them.
Mon, 17 Nov, 2025 ()
4:36 pm