Our care is tailored to each patient’s individual needs

We care for people with any life-limiting condition, and provide support for their families/ whānau.

Inpatient care

Arohanui Hospice has a short stay inpatient unit (IPU) located in Palmerston North.
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Community Care

Most people like to be suppported in their own home for as long as possible when they have a life-limiting illness.
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Support Programmes

Creative living, day stays, care givers toolbox, bereavement support and more
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Volunteer

Volunteers fulfil many important roles and are highly valued members of the 
Arohanui Hospice team
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What we do

Annually, we provide care for more than 1100 patients throughout the region, and support for their families/whanau and those important to them.

From Narnia to a classic Mercedes: an unexpected gift for two charities

What began with the donation of a collectable ornament has led to an extraordinary gift: a 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SE W108 that will benefit both Arohanui Hospice and the Starship Foundation. Frederik Dean and his wife are preparing to move to Australia to “chase the sun”. While clearing out and packing up their home, Frederik approached […]
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He was a Ford man; she was a Holden girl — well, that’s how it started.

A bumpy beginning for a relationship, you’d think. But Candy and Lance Chapman’s love story spanned 14 years, many freshly painted and repaired cars, kilometres of bush walks, and countless fishing adventures. Together they created a blended family of six amazing children — a life built on love, laughter, humour, and hard work. Then they […]
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Zimmerman Gallery Hosts Hospice Fundraising Art Exhibition

This July, art lovers have a unique opportunity to take home “a piece of local history,” says Bronwyn Zimmerman, Director of the Zimmerman Art Gallery. More than 40 artworks have been generously donated to support Arohanui Hospice, showcasing the work of four well-known local artists: Dr Brian Booth, Basil Register, Jack Register, and Frank Davis. […]
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Specialist palliative care in Manawatu, Rangitikei, Tararua, Horowhenua and Otaki

Our specialist palliative care services are delivered by a multi-disciplinary team of specialist medical and clinical health professionals, plus support staff, all working together to provide individual care for you and your family/whanau.
Our Stories

From Narnia to a classic Mercedes: an unexpected gift for two charities

What began with the donation of a collectable ornament has led to an extraordinary gift: a 1969 Mercedes-Benz 280SE W108 that will benefit both Arohanui Hospice and the Starship Foundation. Frederik Dean and his wife are preparing to move to Australia to “chase the sun”. While clearing out and packing up their home, Frederik approached […]
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Zimmerman Gallery Hosts Hospice Fundraising Art Exhibition

This July, art lovers have a unique opportunity to take home “a piece of local history,” says Bronwyn Zimmerman, Director of the Zimmerman Art Gallery. More than 40 artworks have been generously donated to support Arohanui Hospice, showcasing the work of four well-known local artists: Dr Brian Booth, Basil Register, Jack Register, and Frank Davis. […]
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Volunteer Awareness Week - Meet Marie-Louise and Michael Ongley

For Marie-Louise and Michael, volunteering at Arohanui Hospice is about more than just giving their time - it’s about connection, having fun, and making people feel welcome. Marie-Louise first got involved 12 years ago after retiring from her busy property management business and navigating her own journey as a cancer survivor. When thinking about where […]
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Tree of Remembrance - Help Families Who Need Hospice Care This Christmas 

Farmers stores across the region are underway with their Tree of Remembrance campaign in support of Arohanui Hospice.  Farmers stores across Aotearoa have once again begun fundraising for their local hospice service through the annual Tree of Remembrance campaign.  This year marks the twelfth year of the national partnership between Farmers and hospices, during which customers have donated more than $9 million to help keep hospice care free of […]
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