From Thursday 7 to Sunday 24 December, our volunteer gift wrappers will wrap your gifts in support of Mary Potter Hospice.

The sparrows of Titahi Bay know exactly where to go to get a good feed.

Last night we held our annual celebration. A highlight of the evening was the handing out of the annual awards.

Finding roles that suit their skills and experience is the key to Murray and Barb’s enthusiastic volunteering at the Hospice’s Porirua community base.

Tony’s relationship with the Little Company of Mary – which founded Mary Potter Hospice – began when he was a young boy.

Gratitude towards Mary Potter Hospice can span generations, just like with Peg and Margaret.

Contacting the Hospice early allowed Diana to benefit from a wide range of support including occupational and physical therapy, and social interaction.

Julianna and Regina are two sisters who volunteer together each week at the Porirua Hospice Shop.

Since 2016, the Kāpiti Lions Club has been keeping things neat and tidy at the Mary Potter Hospice base in Paraparaumu.

Mark Young has been a volunteer biographer in Kāpiti for two and a half years, recording the stories of Hospice patients.

Two years ago Jenny saw an advertisement for drivers to take patients to the new Mary Potter Hospice Porirua Day Unit.

When Ashwin volunteers at the Inpatient Unit in Newtown, he enjoys the friendly and warm environment.