When Caroline’s mum Geraldine needed hospice care, Mary Potter Hospice was there. Even at two o’clock in the morning.

While planning continues for the future Inpatient Unit at Kenepuru, Mary Potter Hospice is refreshing parts of the current Newtown unit to keep it welcoming for patients and whānau.

With influenza and other respiratory illnesses currently circulating in our community, the care you take when visiting Mary Potter Hospice can make a real difference.

With the support of the Kāpiti community, Mary Potter Hospice’s local base is being renewed to create a warmer, more welcoming space for care now and into the future.

A new purpose-built hospice in Kenepuru will help ensure compassionate care for generations to come.

Kevin never expected hospice to change his life. Read how your support helped lift the weight from his shoulders.

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Work is now underway on the upgrade of the Mary Potter Hospice Kāpiti Community Base.

A wee dog’s experience at Mary Potter Hospice has taught him to be a life-saving companion.

Volunteers come from all walks of life, but they share one thing in common: a desire to make a difference.

Freemasons Charity is helping hospice patients feel more comfortable, connected and supported.