Caring for your Clothing
Before you put your clothing into the wash, a few minutes of prep will help increase your clothes lifespan and decrease the chance of potential...
Fashion Innovators
Dove Hospice & Wellness is leading a transformative movement in fashion with a groundbreaking partnership that champions second hand elegan...
Fashion Hacktivism
Dove Hospice & Wellness, in collaboration with the AUT Fashion Department, and sponsored by Regal Drycleaners, Drapers Fabrics, Vanish and ...
Stitch It!
The Stitch It workshop series has officially launched, and we couldn’t be more thrilled about the overwhelming response we received for our fir...
Sustainable Christmas at Dove
As Christmas approaches, why not plan to focus on quality over quantity in your festivities to help reduce waste, lower stress levels, allow mo...
Dove Hospice & Wellness
Over recent months we’ve been working behind the scenes and have taken the opportunity to engage with key stakeholders including service users, ...
Say YES! to Second-hand
Would you agree with this parallel and what are Fashion Revolution’s views on regenerative fashion? A lot of fashion brands have been getting b...
Kind to your Clothes
As we roll through another week of lockdown, and the end of what would have otherwise been New Zealand Fashion Week 2021, we reflect on one of ...
A Waste Free Lifestyle
‘Inspiration for a waste free lifestyle – An Interview with Kristy Lorson’ As we come close to the end of July, for many this also means the en...
National Volunteer Week
What does ‘National Volunteer Week’ mean to Dove Hospice? An interview with Lyn Kirkham This week, 20th June – 26th June, is New Zealand’s ‘Nat...
Dove Hospice is Thankful to Dilmah Tea
Today, 21st May 2021, is ‘World Tea Day’ and this also falls during ‘Hospice Awareness Week’ here in New Zealand. With Dilmah being a dedicated...
Treasure Hunting at Dove Hospice
An interview with Terry, Glen Innes Dove Hospice Retail Assistant You may all be familiar with the quote; ‘One man’s trash, is another man’s tr...