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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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Volunteering for Hospice can be a great way to support the community, gain new experiences and meet new people. Help Nelson Tasman Hospice maintain its range of care and support services.

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Your support is vital to continue hospice care in the Nelson Tasman community. There’s lots of great ways you can help.

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You can help Hospice make up this funding shortfall by making a donation, organising a fundraising initiative in your community, funding a day of care, or volunteering your time.

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Learn more about what we do

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 55 clinical specialists who work together for each patient and their whānau/family. This video features Nelson Tasman Hospice Colleagues & Volunteers.

Lottery Grants Board invests in equitable hospice care across Nelson Tasman

Thank you to New Zealand Lottery Grants Board who have committed $80,000 over two years to support the annual wage…

More ways to give: our new Donation and Distribution Centre

We’re excited to share that our new Nelson Tasman Hospice Donation & Distribution Centre (DDC) in Stoke is opening on…

Thank you, Nelson Pine Industries

Nelson Tasman Hospice is grateful for the long-standing support of Nelson Pine Industries and the genuine commitment they continue to…

A Lasting Legacy: Remembering Jan Cullinane

When Janice ‘Jan’ Cullinane moved to Nelson in her mid-twenties to take up a position with the Nelson Mail, she…

New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) funds essential equipment our Hospice Op Shops

We’re incredibly grateful to New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) for a grant of $7,707.22 towards essential equipment for our new…

Planning Ahead Month – The conversations that matter

There are some conversations we all know are important, but they’re often the easiest ones to put off. Making a…

Keeping Hospice Care Free Takes All of Us: Community put their Hands Up for Hospice

Throughout May, our community once again showed what can happen when people come together with a shared purpose. The 2026…

Introducing Megan Peters – Clinical Services Director

Know us for when you need us Megan Peters Clinical Services Director What is your roles at Nelson Tasman Hospice?…

Take a Tour

Join Dominica Creswell, former Clinical Nurse Leader SPCU, on a tour around Nelson Tasman Hospice.

Video sponsored by The Property Pilots

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Many thanks to our wonderful supporters:

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Hybrid Bikes | Tasman Pine | Sprig + Fern Brewing Co | Originair | Hamish.Fletcher Lawyers | Olive Estate Lifestyle Village | Kaiteriteri Recreation Reserve | Atkinson Crehan Law | Scope Group | OPD Richmond | Digital Diligence Ltd | Shone and Shirley Funerals | Tahuna Beach Camp | Port Nelson | Nelson Orthodontics | Azwood | GO Media | BNI Originals Nelson | Printhouse | Slightly Different | BNI Hive-Mind Connections | Dilmah Tea | Trafalgar Royal Arch Chapter | Golden Bay Lions | Nelson Masonic Hall Company Ltd | Harcourts Foundation | Network Tasman Trust | Kelliher Charitable Trust | One Forty One

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