
OUR PEOPLE
At the heart of Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa's ministry are our hardworking people who are committed to supporting Kiwis through some of their toughest times.
Meet our Board
Loraine Elliott - Board Chair
The Very Reverend Julian Perkins
Karen Schilperoort
Mrs Julie Patterson
Mr Stephen Packer
Major Alister Irwin
Mrs Colleen Kaye
Chaplain Ants Hawes
Mr John Cavanagh
Catherine Tupou
Archdeacon Mere Wallace
Rev. Dr. Mary Caygill
Representing
Roman Catholic Church of New Zealand
Anglican Church in Aotearoa and Polynesia
Baptist Churches of New Zealand - Ko Ngā Hāhi Iriiri o Aotearoa
Roman Catholic Church of New Zealand
Presbyterian Church of Aotearoa New Zealand
The Salvation Army, New Zealand, Fiji, Tonga & Samoa Territory
Independent
ACTS Churches New Zealand
Independent
Wesleyan Methodist Church of Aotearoa New Zealand
Tikanga Māori of Anglican Church
Methodist
Meet our National Office Team
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Barry Fisk
David Hough
Mandy Carian
Rosie Prasad
Sylvia Stump
Chief Executive
National Operations
Manager
Fundraising & Partnerships
Manager
Payroll
Administrator
National Office
Administrator
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Meet our Regional Managers
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Rev. Sandra
Wright-Taylor
Te Waipounamu Region
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Nelson/Marlborough
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West Coast
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Canterbury
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South Canterbury
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Southern
Rev. Matiu Best
Te Manawa Taki Region
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Waikato
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Bay of Plenty
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Tairāwhiti
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Lakes
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Taranaki
Rev. Dr Linda Flett
Northern Region
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Northland
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Waitemata
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Auckland
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Counties Manukau
Rev. Jeannine Epplett
Central Region
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Hawkes Bay
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Mid Central
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Whanganui
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Wairarapa
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Capital & Coast
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Hutt Valley

Senior Catholic Chaplain
Mr Tony Lenton
Meet our Ngā Puna Ora Executive Team

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Kiriraukawa Hayward
Rev. Matiu Best
Sonny Poutapu
Kaumatua
Don Rangi
Allan Hawea
Ngā Puna Ora is an advisory committee to Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa. Established in 2023, the committee brings together chaplains from hospitals across the motu who are employed by Hospital Chaplaincy Aotearoa and are either Māori, or who actively demonstrate knowledge of Te Ao Māori and its significance within chaplaincy practice in Aotearoa.
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Because we all need a little extra care at times







