Deadline: 27-Feb-2026
The Harcourts Foundation Hospice Grants provide funding to New Zealand hospices to purchase essential medical equipment, such as hospital beds, mobility aids, and syringe drivers. Grants total $31,627, supporting projects that improve patient care and benefit the community. Funding cannot be used for salaries, administrative costs, or past purchases.
Overview
This programme supports member hospices across New Zealand by funding essential equipment that enhances the quality of care for patients at the end of life. The initiative aligns with broader objectives of social welfare, supporting vulnerable groups, and promoting community development.
Funding Details
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Total grants available: $31,627
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Use of funds: Hospital beds, mobility equipment, syringe drivers, and other vital medical items
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Ineligible costs: Salaries, wages, operational/administrative costs, overseas travel, religious/political causes, marketing, or sponsorship
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Application limit: Funds must be for items or initiatives to be used within six months of receiving the grant
Objectives
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Advance social and community welfare
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Support vulnerable groups including elderly, children, and disabled people
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Promote community development and participation
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Foster art, culture, and education through eligible projects
Eligibility
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Reputable community-based hospices in New Zealand
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Projects must demonstrate maximum community impact
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Applications must include a quote matching the requested grant amount
Application Process & Timeline
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Deadline: 27 February 2026, 23:45
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Decision timeframe: 2–3 weeks after round closes
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Conditions:
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Grants must be used as intended; unused funds must be returned
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Each application is considered independently
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Conclusion
The Harcourts Foundation Hospice Grants offer essential support to hospices, providing medical equipment that directly enhances patient care. The programme emphasizes community impact and responsible use of funds, making it a valuable resource for organizations delivering end-of-life care in New Zealand.
For more information, visit The Harcourts Foundation.
