Zululand Hospice Association

Zululand Hospice Association At Zululand Hospice we provide Comfort, Care and Compassion to patients in the final stages of cance Nutrition and Hygiene is part of our care.

At Zululand Hospice we render Palliative Home care to those in need The focus is on comfort and pain management, wound care and bereavement councelling. We care for patients and their household members in uMhlathuze Municipality. Anyone with a terminal illness is welcome to contact us. Because all care is free... We need your help and support

CARE 4A-PATIENT is R2760 per month a debit order from as little as R50 a month will help us to continue to care. Contact us for debit order forms. We have a charity shop at 18 Turnbull Street Empangeni that helps us raise funds. We sell Clothes, books, cd's, shoes, kitchenware, furniture and bric-a-brac. Trading hours:
Mon-Thurs: 08:30-16:00
Fri: 08:30-15:00

We would also greatly appreciate any donations towards our charity shop so if you are cleaning out your house please keep us in mind!

Well we are at TOWN SQUARE R/BAY. ❤️🙏PLEASE COME AND SUPPORT .
28/02/2026

Well we are at TOWN SQUARE R/BAY. ❤️🙏
PLEASE COME AND SUPPORT .

 make this Saturday count by supporting our Hospice drive and donating towards the well-being of our patients
25/02/2026

make this Saturday count by supporting our Hospice drive and donating towards the well-being of our patients

Antique Copeland Spode Chinese Rose from England beautiful  small cups and saucers.A beautiful Royal Albert Serena Cake ...
23/02/2026

Antique Copeland Spode Chinese Rose from England beautiful small cups and saucers.
A beautiful Royal Albert Serena Cake plate.

  Ignite hope and comfort in the hearts of our patients this Saturday at Town Square Spar
23/02/2026

Ignite hope and comfort in the hearts of our patients this Saturday at Town Square Spar

 Get ready to uncover some amazing books this Friday at the Boardwalk Inkwazi Mall where you can discover a wide range o...
23/02/2026

Get ready to uncover some amazing books this Friday at the Boardwalk Inkwazi Mall where you can discover a wide range of books on display

23/02/2026

When I am dying, I don’t want the last sounds I hear to be machines beeping and alarms going off telling me what I already know, which is that my body is shutting down and I am dying.

I don’t want machines keeping me alive.
I don’t want machines feeding me.
I don’t want to feel the suffocation of the blood pressure cuff as it squeezes my arm every hour on the hour.
I don’t want IV’s stuck in my arms, or tubes down my throat.
I don’t want other people making decisions for me.

I don’t want to be in a room that isn’t mine, with a view of medical charts and notes stating when I had my last bowel movement, when my medications are due, or how many times I have been turned and repositioned, which by the way is obnoxious when you are dying and I definitely do not want that.

I don’t want fluorescent lights on above my head, forcing me to keep my eyes closed so they don’t burn from the glare.

I don’t want people walking into my room as though it is theirs and not mine.

I don’t want strangers telling me what to do or how to feel or treating me like I don’t have feelings.

I don't want people to talk over or about me as if I can't hear. I can hear and I will hear you!

I don’t want my family to wait day after day in a stark hospital room knowing there is nothing else anyone can do but wait.
This is not how I want to die.
This is not how I want the people who love me to see me die.

I have written down everything that is important to me so that none of the above ever occurs.
I have listed where I want to be, who I want there, what music I want to hear, how I want to be cared for, what I want to wear, how I want my symptoms managed, and to what extent I want people to go to keep me alive.

When I am dying, I want my wishes honored, my voice heard, and my death peaceful.
I want this for you too!

Please write down your wishes and share them with the people you love.
Have the conversation.
Talk to your family and friends.
I promise you… it won’t happen sooner because you talked about it.

xo
Gabby
www.thehospiceheart.net

My book “The Conversation” is a great way to get the conversation started.
https://a.co/d/5kDTiSn

My class “Your End-of-Life Wishes”
can be found here:
https://www.thehospiceheart.net/your-end-of-life-wishes

Vusi Gumede congrats ❤️ with your R500 Bon Hotel gift Valentine Voucher 🎉💕 enjoy .
17/02/2026

Vusi Gumede congrats ❤️ with your R500 Bon Hotel gift Valentine Voucher 🎉💕 enjoy .

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13/02/2026

@ topfans Spoil the special person in your life with 50% off on clothes today.

Wow, we are grateful for some exclusive LP's and books 📚 come and check it out .
11/02/2026

Wow, we are grateful for some exclusive LP's and books 📚 come and check it out .

See you SATURDAY 💓💞
08/02/2026

See you SATURDAY 💓💞

04/02/2026

Today World Cancer Day
A R150 donation
From you 🫵
Can help us care

 fans Calling on the Empangeni community 🌿Please come and support Zululand Hospice today.Every heartbeat counts ❤️📍 5 Wa...
31/01/2026

fans Calling on the Empangeni community 🌿
Please come and support Zululand Hospice today.
Every heartbeat counts ❤️
📍 5 Ways Spar

Address

18 Turnbull Street
Empangeni
POBOX62,EMPANGENI,3880

Opening Hours

Monday 08:00 - 16:00
Tuesday 08:00 - 16:00
Wednesday 08:00 - 16:00
Thursday 08:00 - 16:00
Friday 08:00 - 15:00

Telephone

+27357724910

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Our Story

Twenty seven years ago the Empangeni Rotary Ann’s (ladies) determined the need for a program to care fo dying patients and their families. And, as a result the Zululand Hospice Association was formally constituted in 1991.

We provide home-based palliative & supportive care in respect of physical, emotional and spiritual needs associated with the final stages of illness, the process of dying & bereavement.

We raise funds to continue our work and host various fundraising events throughout the year and rely on the support & donations of local businesses and the community to enable us to provide:


  • Nutrition