Kia Ora & Welcome to Mercy Hospice Auckland

Mercy Hospice Auckland provides a range of specialist community palliative care and hospice services for people facing life limiting illnesses, caring for them with the utmost professional skill, compassion and quality of service. We also offer support to family, friends and carers to help them cope with problems arising from the illness and to rebuild their lives afterwards.

All our services are offered free to patients and their families, regardless of age, ethnicity, means or religion, thanks to the generosity of our community.

We support people living in the Auckland District Health Board area. This covers Auckland City and the central suburbs from Glendowie in the east to Avondale in the west, Herne Bay in the north to Mount Wellington in the south. Specialist inpatient care is also provided to people from Waiheke and the islands of the Hauraki Gulf. Our services are provided 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Our range of services include: Specialist care in the community, 13 inpatient beds, a Day-stay programme, counselling, family/ spiritual/ cultural support, education and training.

Latest News

Heroic Gardens Festival

The Heroic Gardens Festival has chosen the hospices of the Auckland region as the beneficiaries of this fabulous two day garden festival for a second year running. You can purchase your tickets through Mercy Hospice. » Read more

Team Mercy conquer the New York Marathon

All 13 Mercy Hospice Auckland New York Marathon Runners made it to the finish line on 1st November. The team all ran as a tribute to loved ones and raised an outstanding $76,000 which will be used to support hospice staff training. See some of the team on Close Up just before flying out to New York. » Watch video

Josh from TV3 Sunrise gets into the Christmas spirit

Josh interviews Jan Nichols and volunteer Maureen Armstrong at The Langham about Mercy Hospice Auckland’s annual Remembrance Trees. » Watch video

Shakespeare's Special Touch

Mercy Hospice in Auckland has a new volunteer. Its latest recruit is Shakespeare, a two-and-a-half-year-old apricot Labradoodle whose main task is to make patients smile. » Read more

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