What’s it like to live with “the lump”? Hear about Caleb’s cancer journey, in his own words.

Child Cancer Foundation has sent a briefing to incoming Ministers on key issues currently affecting children with cancer and their families.

After more than 20 years of involvement with Child Cancer Foundation, Pat Wilkes is stepping down from his role as Deputy Chair of the Board.

We are thrilled to announce that Child Cancer Foundation’s Board has appointed two new members: Stephen Willis and Dr Kerri Morgan.

Child Cancer Foundation is proposing changes to its Rules to ensure they are compliant with legislative changes to the new Incorporated Societies Act 2022.

Each year, around 150 New Zealand children are diagnosed with cancer. Our public health system delivers world-class treatment and survival outcomes to these children.

Discover just some of the fantastic resources available for free online that can help you and your whānau navigate your childhood cancer journey.

This week is National Volunteer Week | Te Wiki Tūao ā-Motu, so we're celebrating the incredible work that our volunteers do

Here are some of the recent highlights from our projects and support services

We are proud to introduce our first ever ‘Angel Stars’ - a bereaved family who will act as ambassadors for those whānau who sadly lose their child to cancer.

It can be hard to talk to your children about how they’re feeling. In this article, we suggest some books that may help your conversations.

Read Child Cancer Foundation's submission to Pharmac in regards to their review of rule 8.1b of the Pharmaceutical Schedule.

One of Child Cancer Foundation’s core pillars of support is contributing to the ongoing improvement of cancer treatment available to Kiwi children.

To celebrate Sir Scott Macfarlane's knighthood in the 2024 New Year Honours, we're re-sharing this profile which was published in light of his retirement in 2021.