Atawhaitai, 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.
Nelson Tasman Hospice
Providing specialist palliative care services to the region
Nelson Tasman Hospice provides specialist palliative care services for people of all ages with life-limiting illnesses, supporting them, their whānau and carers, through illness, death and bereavement.
Our services are free of charge; however, it does cost to provide them. At present we receive 45% of our annual running costs from Te Whatu Ora, Health New Zealand, Nelson Marlborough, the remaining 55% must be raised every year. We could not continue providing these services without the generosity of our corporate sponsors and community, or our Hospice Shops
Recent Articles
Hospice Awareness Week 2023
Nelson Tasman Hospice, alongside hospices across the country, are launching a campaign on Monday the 15th of May 2023 to…
Aynsley Wilkinson Volunteers at the Bridge Street Hospice Shop
It’s the people that make Aynsley Wilkinson passionate about volunteering. Creating strong relationships with colleagues, the conversations she has with…
NBS Donates over $90,000 to Local Hospices
NBS, a financial institution providing personal and business banking services to local people for over 160 years, announced today that…
Golden Bay Lions Support Locals with Life-limiting Illnesses
The Golden Bay Lions Club was chartered in 1964 and has been helping locals ever since! Donating $2850 to Nelson…
Help Golden Bay Locals to Live Well Before They Leave Well
The Hospice philosophy of care is a model that provides palliative care for people of all ages facing a life-limiting…
More Than Just a Bed
John Campbell has been volunteering for Nelson Tasman Hospice for 16 years now, delivering beds and air mattresses all over…
Remembering a Local Legend
The Whitaker family are celebrating the anniversary of John’s death this month. John Whitaker died comfortably in his home in…
Keeping Care Close to Home
In Golden Bay, a team of four district nurses, along with two relievers, work in collaboration with Nelson Tasman Hospice…
