The Sioux Line Dancers have been dancing together across the top of the south since 1994; the group helps connect communities whilst mixing fitness and fun and through the years have raised a truly amazing $45,500 for Nelson Tasman Hospice…
Introducing Dr Amanda Fitzgerald – Specialist Palliative Care Doctor What does a day look like for you? It starts with a meeting of our interdisciplinary community team, discussing patient/whānau needs. Then I meet with our SPCU team to discuss who…
New Zealand marks ‘Wills Month’ in September, an annual prompt to create or update this all-important record of what you want to have happen when you die. Having an up-to-date will gives you peace of mind that you have made…
The Boards of Nelson Tasman Hospice are very pleased to announce the appointment of Tony Gray as our new Chief Executive Officer. Tony will succeed Frans Dellebeke, who announced in January that he wished to step down once a suitable…
Our latest newsletter tells the story of one of our patients, Dr Alistair Marshall who was recently admitted to the inpatient unit. As a retired anaesthetist, Dr Marshall shares his experiences about good patient care, after being on both sides…
“It is with deep regret that I announce that the Board of Nelson Tasman Hospice has accepted the resignation of our CEO, Frans Dellebeke”, John Peters, Chair of Nelson Tasman Hospice, said on Thursday 14 January. After nearly nine years…
Our winter 2020 newsletter is filled with stories of kindness and love, about patients, volunteers, and new staff at the Nelson Tasman Hospice. Click here to read more: Winter 2020 Newsletter