Every day hospice cares for people and their whānau in the final chapter of their lives. Now we are bringing their stories to life in a heartwarming video series.

Nita is aware that some people think that the Hospice is ‘the end of the road’ and she wants them to know that’s not the case.

All Hospices around Aotearoa New Zealand are facing unpredictable, challenging times as soaring service delivery costs and underfunding push them to rethink their future.

Help us be there for patients, families and whānau when and where they need Hospice care. Please help your local Hospice and support Mary Potter’s Appeal this May.

At Hospice, our goal is not to hasten or prolong the lives of our patients. We focus on quality time, rather than the quantity of time,” explains Misty.

Join the Mary Potter team at an upcoming Recruitment Open Day to discover a career in healthcare where you’ll have time to care, time to learn new skills and time to feel valued.

David now lives with the frustration of not being able to do all the things he used to – but he still likes to have a laugh at the Mary Potter Hospice Kāpiti day programme.

When Delis had a serious complication with her health condition, it was Mary Potter Hospice that was available to help her.

From Thursday 2 March and onwards, you may see Mary Potter Hospice fundraising in association with Egentic through online surveys.

“Last year we experienced at first-hand the care that Mary Potter Hospice gives, when dad was sick,” says Steve.

After years spent serving his church and his community, it’s now Murray’s time to receive support.

Hospices across the country have been overwhelmed by the generous support of Farmers stores and customers in the lead up to Christmas