Atawhaitia, manaakitia mō ake tonu
To care always
Nelson Tasman Hospice provide specialist palliative care through an interdisciplinary team of doctors, nurses, therapists and trained volunteers, to patients and whānau living with life limiting illness.
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Nelson Tasman Hospice provides specialist palliative care services for people of all ages with life limiting illnesses, supporting them, their whānau & carers, through illness, death & bereavement. This video shows some of the services we provide that some of our patients experience.
Nelson Tasman Hospice operates with an interdisciplinary team of around 60 clinical specialists who work together for each patient and their whānau/family. This video features Nelson Tasman Hospice Colleagues & Volunteers.
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A garden full of fundraising fairies
Free spirit Penny McPherson uses her skills in landscaping to maintain a delightful fairy garden on her property, bringing smiles…
A crafty community comes together for good
Small business owner Helen Kelly utilised her community to support hospice by sharing some of the proceeds of her online…
Rātā Foundation doubles down
A big thank you to the Rātā Foundation for granting Nelson Tasman Hospice two $20,000 grants earlier this year. The…
Donations for Deidre
Kevin Bannan is a car guy. Driving instructor, petrol head and ex mechanic, Kevin also puts on the annual Hira…
Out-of-the-box fundraiser raises hundreds for Nelson Tasman Hospice
Claudia Forts Fortaleza decorates the garden at her house in spooky décor for one night a year on Halloween and…
The Lion Foundation continues their support of our Registered Nurses
A big thank you to The Lion Foundation for granting Nelson Tasman Hospice a grant towards the cost of two…
NBS Hands Up for Hospice 2024!
Hands up for Hospice is our biannual appeal campaign, that encourages supporters to organise their own fundraising events, big or…
Sometimes, it is the connections that can make all the difference.
After realising that the Nelson Tasman Hospice needed stairs for their physiotherapist, but that they were very expensive, one local…
