LIVING WELL
Connection, Wellbeing And Support
Franklin Hospice offers programmes, groups and services that support wellbeing, connection and quality of life for patients, carers, whānau and people who are bereaved.
PROGRAMMES & GROUPS
Find Support, Connection And Community
Our programmes support different needs and stages of life. Some focus on living well with illness, while others provide opportunities for creativity, connection, cultural care, practical guidance and support through grief.
Talking Works
Counselling and emotional support for patients, carers and whānau who need a safe space to talk through illness, change, uncertainty and loss.
Stories Matter
A supported opportunity to record personal memories, life experiences and stories that can be shared with family and future generations.
Daybreak
A welcoming programme providing connection, activities and wellbeing support for people living with a life-limiting illness.
Men’s Group
A relaxed opportunity for men connected with Franklin Hospice to meet, share conversation and enjoy the company of others.
Mauri Mate – Cultural Care
Culturally responsive support that respects identity, values, tikanga and the importance of whānau throughout serious illness and end-of-life care.
Kōwhai
A supportive programme offering connection and understanding for people who are caring, grieving or adjusting to significant change.
Walk Your Way Through Grief
A gentle walking programme that combines movement, fresh air, conversation and connection for people navigating grief.
Bereavement Support
Compassionate support for people adjusting to life following the death of someone important to them. Support may include counselling, groups, information, resources and opportunities to connect with others.
FIND THE RIGHT SUPPORT
Not Sure Which Programme Is Right For You?
Our team can help you understand what is available and find the programme or support that best suits your situation.
