NEWS

Taranaki family donates $45,000 to local healthcare

Mon, 11 Nov | by Simon Velk

A generous $45,000 donation from local couple Noel and Rosemary Chilcott will bring enhancements to the New East Wing Building and Taranaki Cancer Centre at Taranaki Base Hospital.

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Intensive support from local company

Mon, 11 Nov | by Simon Velk

Monkey Toe is a leading aluminium design and manufacturing company, headquartered in Normanby, Taranaki.

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Rapid Relief Team donates $1.5 million for Taranaki ICU.

Mon, 04 Nov | by Simon Velk

In May 2024, it was announced that the Rapid Relief Team (RRT) committed to donating $1.

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Tui Ora funding two whānau rooms at Taranaki Base Hospital

Thu, 18 Jul | by Simon Velk

A new partnership between The Taranaki Health Foundation and Tui Ora will help create two dedicated spaces for whānau in the New East Wing Building at Taranaki Base Hospital.

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Rapid Relief Team delivers $1.5million for Taranaki Hospital ICU upgrade.

Thu, 30 May | by Simon Velk

We are excited to announce our newest partnership with the incredibly generous Rapid Relief Team (RRT). through local fundraising, the Rapid Relief Team are donating $1.

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One small step

Wed, 01 May | by Simon Velk

How Methanex staff engaged in giving 

The ideaMethanex is a long-term supporter of the Taranaki Health Foundation.

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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.