Our Funerals and Tangihanga under Covid-19 Traffic Light System Policy
We want to assure you, we follow all the advice and systems put in place by New Zealand Medical Health Authorities. As Professionals all our staff are fully vaccinated and are trained in how to handle and prepare the deceased. We understand the dangers and will take every care with the deceased, and your families.
As Professionals all our staff are fully vaccinated and are trained in how to handle and prepare the deceased. We understand the dangers and will take every care with the deceased, and your families.
We will take the time to communicate with you any new requirements from the health authorities, and we ask that you would inform us if you have any concerns or suspect that the deceased or one of your family has been in contact with potentially infected people or may be infected with Covid-19.
MINISTRY OF HEALTH OFFERS GRIEF & LOSS SUPPORT
Losing a friend or loved one can be an extremely difficult and challenging time. This may be even more difficult if you have experienced bereavement and grief during COVID-19. At higher settings of the traffic light system, we may need to adapt traditions and adopt new ways of farewelling our loved ones.
PUBLIC ENQUIRIES
Everyone is welcome to enter our main office and viewing rooms. To slow the spread of Covid-19 and continue to protect yourself, your whānau and our staff, we ask that the following be observed:
- People entering the premises need to be wearing a mask
- Practice good personal hygiene by washing your hands and use the provided hand sanitizer regularly
- Maintain 1m social distancing where possible