NEWS

Two new Trustees join Taranaki Health Foundation

Mon, 22 May | by Simon Velk

The Taranaki Health Foundation has welcomed two new Trustees to its line-up as it steps up its efforts to bring enhanced health services and infrastructure to the region.

John Flowers and Hayden Wano bring extensive governance, management, and leadership expertise to the Foundation.

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Working together for the Renal Unit Garden

Mon, 14 Nov | by Simon Velk

When it rains, it pours. And when you think it's going to pour - it's sunshine.

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Family experience prompts PipeTech to support neonatal services

Wed, 05 Oct | by Simon Velk

The Burgess family knows first-hand the importance of having lifesaving neonatal facilities available for the region’s most vulnerable babies.

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Taranaki Chamber Champions

Fri, 09 Sep | by Simon Velk

Hear from THF General Manager Adrian Sole about why your support is needed to raise funds for the best facilities possible in Taranaki Base Hospital’s New East wing Building.

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Energyworks leads the way

Tue, 23 Aug | by Simon Velk

Leading Taranaki engineering company Energyworks has become the first major partner for our ‘Taranaki Deserves The Best’ fundraising campaign.

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Brad Kisby joins Taranaki Health Foundation

Thu, 21 Jul | by Simon Velk

We are very excited to welcome Brad Kisby to the Taranaki Health Foundation on a two year contract as Donor Relationship Manager.

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patient stories

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Making a difference for new mothers

We would like to thank the Mead Family, who kindly donated a La-Z-Boy chair that their father had recently purchased.

Giving back after 45 years

We have had some incredible generosity from a Taranaki couple who have been inspired by our Chairs for Health campaign.

Tiny hoping for giant generosity for renal unit fundraiser

Tiny Austin is at a loss as to why his kidneys failed him in his early 20s.

On time and also on budget

Taranaki Base Hospital's new $80 million building will "go live" on Monday as three years of construction draw to an end.

Chipping off hospital block

The old wards one to five at Taranaki Base Hospital are coming down.