We hold a
safe, supportive,
and healing space
for anyone with breast cancer and their whānau and friends.
Online support group
Join us for a cuppa and a chat ...
We'd like to invite you to share an informal Zoom 'cuppa and chat' with us.
We're hosting sessions on Friday
26 February at 11am and 7pm. We'll share our experiences of breast cancer 'over a cuppa', and give and receive support within a confidential and peer-facilitated space.
Read our latest Blog ....
Getting a good golf swing ...
My friend had an initial mastectomy, and then when breast cancer was found again, she had the other breast removed. The challenges she has encountered over this time have been considerable but she has always met them with no small amount of humour. She is an avid golfer, out most weekends playing with friends, and had this to say about the effect breast cancer has had on her golf swing.
How we can support you
We provide information, emotional support, and practical coping tips from our own experience to help you navigate yours.
Peer Support
From local community group meetings to individual support via phone or video calls, we want you to know you're not alone. We're here to support you when you need it.
Buddy Programme
Our Buddy Programme matches newly diagnosed women and men from any culture or ethnicity with a trained breast cancer Buddy who gives emotional and practical support for an extended period of time after diagnosis.
What others have said about us
Our supporters and funders
We gratefully acknowledge the support of the following Funds, Trusts, Foundations, businesses and individuals:
How you can help us:
Donate
Your donation means we can give even more support to those who need it, at the time when they need it most.
Volunteer
We love to hear from women and men who would like to use their breast cancer experience to support others.