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COVID-19 update for whānau
We have made some changes to our COVID-19 policy in line with the current environment in Aotearoa.
Our Family Support team is now able to visit families in their homes throughout the country, provided the family is comfortable for them to do so. Family Support Coordinators must return a negative Rapid Antigen Test prior to visiting the family.
Our Christchurch team is now able to visit CHOC (with a negative RAT) to provide support to parents whose child is an inpatient. Our Auckland team is still not allowed access to Starship, so we have reopened the Auckland Family Place as a space for families to meet with a member of our team in person by appointment.
How we help
We provide families with personalised support at every stage of their experience with childhood cancer. Hear about it first hand through these powerful stories.
Help us make a lasting difference
Support ground-breaking childhood cancer research.
Lucca Holecliffe was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of cancer in 2016. At the time, Lucca’s parents were told that her cancer was unlikely to respond to traditional chemotherapy and radiation. However, thanks to a ground-breaking research study jointly funded by Child Cancer Foundation, the Precision Paediatric Cancer Project, Lucca got a second chance at life. Find out more.
With your help, Child Cancer Foundation can fund more research to support the ongoing improvement of cancer treatment available to Kiwi children like Lucca.
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