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.

Check out the highlights from our Auckland Go for Gold Event in 2022 and find more info for 2023 event.

Everyone who donates $45 or more and selects 'Lego' as their reason for donation will receive a LEGO® Spiderman Versus or Miles Morales accessories set

On Friday 21 April, Jorja celebrated her 21st birthday, and her birthday wish was that her family and friends made donations to Child Cancer Foundation in lieu of presents. 

Waikato cancer research advocate Jon Nabbs is aiming to be the first New Zealander to run solo and unsupported across Canada, in an effort to raise funds for Child Cancer Foundation.

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.

Child Cancer Foundation's response to the Pharmac Review of Rule 8.1b in relation to childhood cancer care in New Zealand.

Child Cancer Foundation is thrilled to be launching a new strategic plan which will guide our direction for the next three years.

Dr Gemma Pugh is the research lead for the National Child Cancer Network (NCCN). Gemma outlines a couple of the projects: the Margaret Lewis project and research into equity in children’s cancer care.