Pain relief and taking medication is about to become much easier for Cranford Hospice patients with new syringe drivers which automatically supply medicines to those…

Volunteers are an essential part of Cranford Hospice. Collectively they play a crucial role in supporting the full range of services for patients and whānau,…

With an expanding need for palliative care services in Hawke’s Bay, we are progressing with a $15million fundraising campaign for our new Cranford home at…

Your support blows me away! I am celebrating our beautiful community right now as I reflect on an amazing (and challenging!) few months. With your…

Your donation of quality second-hand goods not only helps us provide the best possible end-of-life care to Hawke’s Bay but is quite possibly also saving…

Last month we celebrated one of our amazing doctors, Lynn Twigley, who has dedicated 25 years of service to our patients and their whānau. With…

You make Hawke’s Bay such an incredible community to be part of. I greatly appreciate your generosity, your kindness, and your empathy. I am so…

You make Hawke’s Bay such an incredible community to be part of. Your generosity, kindness, and empathy helps the people we care for treasure every…

This November, the sun shone brilliantly in Hawke’s Bay when 2,500 people explored 11 homes through Havelock North and Te Awanga as part of the…

2020 is the 7th year that Farmers staff and customers will join together to raise funds, to keep hospice care free of charge in every…

You matter. Thank you for showing the people we care for that they matter too. Your help has meant so much to us this year….

Your support changes lives. Your generosity helps us reach people now, and our regular giving programme allows you to continue to make a difference into…

At the end of June National Volunteer Week was held, and this year’s theme could not be more fitting “Te Hua o te Mahi Tahi…

For Sonya, the most important thing to do with her remaining time is spending time with people and “making sure that everybody knows they are…

To the delight of those staying at our inpatient unit, Freddy the racehorse visited our garden with his owner and trainer, Lee, just after lockdown….

Thanks to your support, Jude’s mum Maggie was able to access Cranford Hospice’s care during her journey with cancer. Jude has kindly allowed us to…

In just over a month, you and other wonderful supporters like you have donated over $300,000 in response to our urgent call for help. We…

On the website linked below you will find information and resources specifically for Pacific Peoples about the COVID-19 pandemic. Bereaved families from all cultures and…

On the website linked below you will find information and resources specifically for Māori about the COVID-19 pandemic. This information has been developed by leading…

Cranford Hospice’s Annual Report for the 2018/19 Financial Year is now available to view online The common theme this year has been Whiria te tāngata, a…

“From wonderful volunteers, staff, high schools, and even someone amazing in Australia, the response has been wonderful and we couldn’t be more grateful to those…

“I wasn’t told that I need to finish work. That’s a big one, because work is my passion. I’m a teacher and work with kids….

One of our volunteers, Cath, recalls the journey she went on with her husband Chris when he was cared for by Cranford Hospice. “I’ve never…

Michelle Rodda has become the first palliative care nurse practitioner in Hawke’s Bay, something she’s been working on for the past two years with the…

Acting Chair for the Cranford Hospice Trust, Frane Rosandich, announced today the resignation of Board Chair Hayley Anderson and Board Members Lindsay Knowles and Roydon…