New Chief Executive for Franklin Hospice
Franklin Hospice has a new Chief Executive in Sue Marshall, who has been working in primary care for nearly a decade.
After eight years of senior management roles at Tamaki Health and Counties Medical, and a stint as CEO of the Kate Edger Educational Charitable Trust, Marshall is excited to grow the hospice further.
“There is a growing need for this vital service, in challenging economic times,” Marshall said.
“I am excited to take up this role and ensure that we are able to meet demand and provide more for our patients and their whanau.”
Outgoing CE Ric Odom served the Hospice for five and a half years, as demand for its services more than doubled.
For the diary: join Franklin Hospice’s fundraisers this June 18:
The Long Lazy Lunch from 11 until 3pm, followed by The Gala Dinner at 6.30pm, at LaValla in Tuakau.
Book your tickets now for either or both of these events!
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A Unicorn by Any Other Name
By Abigail Judson
19 April - 13 May
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10am onwards
An exploration and celebration of two unicorn behemoths whose love for life and relationship inspired a late diagnosed (and overdue) neurodivergent artist to begin her own journey of acceptance and healing. Each piece is a love letter to Tama and Ollie, exploring each of their unique personalities and relationships with the land.
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