From clinical care to support services, every role at Mercy Hospice contributes to delivering compassionate, high‑quality care to patients and their families.
By joining Mercy Hospice, you become part of a dedicated team supporting people with life‑limiting illness both in the community and within the inpatient unit. This work is supported by Family Support, Social Work, Administration teams, and a large network of volunteers who are essential to delivering care.
Mercy Hospice staff work together to provide patient‑centred palliative care across Auckland. The organisation has been delivering specialist care for over 40 years, supporting patients, families, and whānau through illness, end‑of‑life, and bereavement.
No matter your role, your work contributes to ensuring people receive dignity, comfort, and support during some of the most important moments of their lives.
Mercy Hospice is guided by the values of the Sisters of Mercy, founded by Catherine McAuley. This heritage shapes a commitment to compassion, respect, and service for people of all cultures, backgrounds, and beliefs.
The organisation welcomes diversity and works alongside individuals and communities from all walks of life.
Treasuring all human life underpins the dignity with which people and their whānau are treated in hospice and in the community.
Caring and honouring the rich diversity of each person’s whakapapa define how Aroha is brought to life at Mercy Hospice.
Respect is experienced in the welcoming and inclusive nature of the caring for each person and their whānau.
Speaking out and challenging inequity in our community are evident in our choices and actions.
Te Tiriti o Waitangi and Mercy’s unique partnership with Māori, who invited the Sisters of Mercy to Aotearoa New Zealand, are central to realising our mission.
Teamwork and staff wellbeing are central to the experience of working at Mercy Hospice. Staff and volunteers are supported to work collaboratively, ensuring care is delivered with consistency and compassion.
The work of Mercy Hospice is made possible through the combined contribution of staff, volunteers, and community supporters, helping ensure access to high‑quality palliative care across the region.