We’re boosting the funds available to our Health Professionals Grant programme to strengthen care for children with cancer in New Zealand.

This September, wear a wig, style a funky hair-do, or go the extra mile and shave your head, all in the name of raising money and spreading some joy for the children all over Aotearoa who have cancer.

Learn how Trauma Informed Care improves outcomes for children. Join us in Wellington or online.

Where to go when young ones have big questions? This free app has kid-friendly answers for you and the family.

A cancer diagnosis affects the whole whānau. Our new Super SIBS Sessions give siblings their own space to be seen, heard and supported.

Here’s how it all began. Thank you to all who have stepped up to make a difference with the Crusaders!

Aotearoa’s children and families need us. Together, we can advocate for better care.

Here’s how it all began. Thank you to all who have stepped up to make a difference with the Crusaders!

Child Cancer Foundation CEO responds to a recent report and calls on Health New Zealand/Te Whātu Ora to adequately fund paediatric palliative care services.

Three cheers for the incredible individuals who help make our mahi possible.

We were invited to sit sown with the Minister on 31st July. Here’s how it went.

What do families do when they need to travel far to get to their child’s cancer treatments and the costs are just too high?

We’re pleased to hear Rule 8.1b will stay in place, with much thanks to the clinicians and families who offered their voice.