An exciting new role for Trish
Trish Mataitini has worked as part of the household team at HBH for nearly 20 years and has recently been appointed as a Care partner in the Lifestyle team. “My daughters...
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Meet Yvonne Fisk, our new Chaplain
Yvonne was ordained as a minister in the (Wesleyan) and Methodist church in 2005. Before that, she had already been involved in the church as a lay preacher and volunteer...
Meet Adrianne Allen, our Clinical Quality Coordinator
Adrianne worked as a Comprehensive Registered Nurse for twenty-six years before joining HBH Senior Living, after completing a Post Graduate Diploma in Health Science. Despite having worked in many fields...
Caring for the Rainbow Community, in every little way.
Many of HBH Senior Living’s staff recently undertook another round of Silver Rainbow Training, the second year that we’ve done this. “We want to ensure that we’re fully aware of...
Feeling right at home: our smart new uniform
While HBH Senior Living became a fully accredited Eden Alternative facility last year (one of only two in Auckland), the Eden journey of learning and growth never stops. One recent Eden...
The power of a warm welcome
Jenny Moore is HBH Senior Living’s social worker and she also has another equally important role: meeting with families when a parent needs aged care or when they’re looking to...
Top marks for care
In the last couple of months, HBH Senior Living has received two endorsements that acknowledge the quality of care we deliver. In mid-June, we were awarded the final two Eden Alternative...
New online tool helps seniors stay connected
In 2018, HBH Senior Living’s CEO, Bonnie Robinson, participated in the Global Women Breakthrough Leaders Programme. Just 30 women leaders across New Zealand are selected for this intensive year-long journey...
Always a welcoming smile
If you’ve visited HBH, you’ll have seen the welcoming face of Jenny Cribbens, our receptionist for the past eleven years. “I’m the first face that people see when they arrive, so...
Donation music to our ears
A huge ‘thank you’ to the Howick Freemasons Charitable Trust for donating over $8,000 to help 25 more residents participate in Playlist for Life. Playlist for Life enables older people, especially...