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December 2, 2019December 2021 – Meretaka shares her whānau’s palliative care journey
December 2020 – Kelly shares her mum’s journey with Hospice
December 2019 – Kristina walks us through the time her whānau spent with Hospice
December 2018 – He iti noa ana na te aroha
November 2017 – Elizabeth shares her story of her son’s time with Hospice
November 2016 – Mata tells the story of her friend and his whānau in our care
Learn more about how you can support Rotorua Community Hospice this Hospice Awareness Week.
Learn MoreGet a team together for a great night out, for a great cause
Learn MoreHospice Garden transformed thanks to green-fingered volunteers.
Learn MoreHow shopping at Hospice Shop can help you, the planet and our community.
Learn MoreMeet Glen, a long-time supporter of Hospice with a passion for dance and all things performance.
Learn MoreThe impact it is having on patients, their family and their whānau.
Learn MoreDonate things you no longer use. Less is the new more.
Learn MoreKeeping you updated with our team’s response to COVID-19.
Learn MoreMuch loved community fundraising event a resounding success.
Learn MoreDelicious recipes, local connections. Order yours now!
Learn MoreRotorua Community Hospice’s organisational position on the End of Life Choice Act.
Learn MoreTaking care of your mental health is especially important.
Learn MoreYou can claim 33.33% of your donations back. Find out how.
Learn MoreChristmas fundraising campaign a resounding success!
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Learn MoreCelebrating volunteer service from 5 years right up to 24 years.
Learn MoreA community of supporters who make a regular automatic donation.
Learn More“We really believe if we could talk about it more, we might all worry a bit less”.
Learn MoreKilwell Rotorua Hospice Golf Classic – golfing for a good cause.
Learn More“We need to have a national conversation about death and dying”.
Learn MoreIn the words of their daughter, Sherry Tait… Words will never do our gratitude justice. Eight months ago my life changed, we prepared to lose both of our parents.
Stories of the individuals who have touched our lives.