On a perfect spring day, the community gathered for a remarkable event that not only celebrated the spirit of camaraderie but also demonstrated unwavering support for a vital cause. The annual Keir Wilkinson Memorial Golf Tournament 2023 held at a…
The Dancing for a Cause Charitable Trust was thrilled to announce the total amount raised for Nelson Tasman Hospice from the 2023 NBS Dancing for a Cause event, at a celebration on Thursday evening. With unwavering support from the community,…
Nelson Tasman Hospice, alongside hospices across the country, are launching a campaign on Monday the 15th of May 2023 to help raise awareness about the value of hospice care. The campaign It’s Ok features hospice patients and whānau sharing their…
The Golden Bay Lions Club was chartered in 1964 and has been helping locals ever since! Donating $2850 to Nelson Tasman Hospice to purchase a syringe driver, is just the latest way they have supported Golden Bay residents. A syringe…
The Hospice philosophy of care is a model that provides palliative care for people of all ages facing a life-limiting condition. It is the provision of caring, dignified support and services which allows individuals to live the way they want…
Every year, pandemics permitting, Nelson Tasman Hospice holds a Volunteer Garden Party as a way to say Thank You to the more than 500 volunteers who give their time and expertise to the organisation. Volunteers are presented with long service…
Dancing for a Cause Trust is a charitable trust board with its trustees volunteering their time and working tirelessly with many other individuals and organisations in the Nelson Tasman region. This spectacular show, to be held on the 27th May,…
Introducing Emma Silke-French, Chair of Dancing For a Cause Trust Committee. What are you most excited about for event night on the 27th of May 2023? I LOVE watching all the contestants finally get to show their friends and family…
Just in time for Christmas, Trees of Remembrance are popping up around Nelson Tasman again. As the hectic festive season rushes towards us, these trees offer an opportunity to support Nelson Tasman Hospice and to also take time to remember…
As the Nelson Tasman Hospice embarks on an $11.5 million project to build a new base, we look at some of the people behind its special service. Jamie McCay, 36, works with the dying but says his job is filled…