Nautica Orange Flannel Shirt

$32.00

Mens orange check shirt by Nautica. Great quality garment perfect for the colder days or to open up for the warmer weather.

Brand: Nautica

Size: L

Condition: Preloved, great condition

1 in stock

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End-of-Season Warehouse Sale⛱️ We have an ama

End-of-Season Warehouse Sale⛱️

We have an amazing deal of 3 for $5 for all Clothing!

If you love secondhand and bargains, come along next week to our warehouse sale! 🛍️

Location: Dove Hospice Distribution Centre, 1/11 Eric Paton Way, St Johns, Auckland 1072

Date: Monday 27th March to Friday 31st March

Time: 9am - 3pm

We are very proud to show off a new therapy massag

We are very proud to show off a new therapy massage table that has recently arrived for use by our Body Therapies clinical team at Dove House.

This luxuriously padded massage table adjusts for supreme comfort, with hydraulics adjusting the back and leg position. An adjustable head and arm rests affords comfort and allows a patient to relax fully into their Body Therapy Session.

A big thank you to Hospice NZ grants programme supported by Harcourts Foundation for awarding us with a grant to help us afford to upgrade our equipment to continue offering our first-class holistic care services. 😊

Due to staff shortage, Pop-up Sale is closed for t

Due to staff shortage, Pop-up Sale is closed for today!

We will have another update tomorrow, we apologise for any inconvenience.

Keep on the lookout for our stories and posts in the next few days. 😊

Do you know about the Irish palliative care symbol

Do you know about the Irish palliative care symbol?

Today for St. Patrick's day, we're highlighting this emblem that is displayed in many clinical facilities in Ireland.

A universally recognised symbol that indicates the end of life—It's inspired by ancient Irish history and is not associated with any one religion or denomination.

The three-stranded white spiral represents the interconnected cycle of life: birth, life and death. The white outer circle represents continuity, infinity and completion. Purple is the background colour as it's associated with nobility, solemnity and spirituality.

Acute hospitals, residential care centres and nursing homes in Ireland are using the symbol to indicate that a person is dying or has died.

Many have the symbol and an explanation of what it means in their entrance hall and public areas. The public displaying of it acknowledges that the delivery of quality end-of-life care is an important part of the work they do.

Source: hospicefoundation.ie

Thinking of op shopping this weekend? If you're

Thinking of op shopping this weekend?

If you're looking for some high quality pieces of secondhand items, our St Heliers shop has products from Ralph Lauren, Coach and more!

Shop with purpose at Dove Hospice Shop. 🕊️

Dove Shop St Heliers
30 St Heliers Bay Road, St Heliers, Auckland, 1071
Monday – Sunday 9am – 4.30pm

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