February 2005 Supporter
This edition continues the advocacy theme with Shaun Robinson (CEO) stating that "some Ministry of Health officials do not accept that there is a problem, and that our staff and residents deserve more resources", however he thanked those who contributed to our "writing to the Prime Minister" campaign, recognising that it did have some impact given the Governmnets fee increase announced in December.
More generally the theme is "Expansion of our Services" citing many new initiatives being opened - the Mosaic Creative Spaces Gallery, Connections the Cranford Hospice Shop, Child and Family expanding to the Kimi Ora Flaxmere site in tandem with the HIPPY programme aquisition, Atawhai Cottages opening, and the Dunbblane 10 bed hospital Building opening.
The rest of the supporter gives service specific commentaries.
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Latest News
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Enliven Restorative Home Support service piloted in partnership with the HBDHB becomes a permanent service and is set to expand in the region - doubling the number of places for older people in Napier and Hastings.
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Cranford Hospice is back to normal after a challenging time at the end of last year when a shortage of doctors meant the number of available beds had to be cut.
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Enliven Homeshare is an established shared living programme which has been running successfully in the United States, across Europe and in Australia for over two decades.
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Now there is an information directory dedicated specifically for older people and their families/whanau which can be accessed online.
