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Waikato / Bay of Plenty September 2022 Massage during cancer treatment Louise Quertier has been a massage therapist at the Cancer Society’s Lions Lodge for the past four years. Massage has a lot of benefits and can help to reduce the pain and nausea associated with cancer treatment, as well as alleviate anxiety.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty August 2022 Farewell to long-time volunteer Seddon Powley is stepping back from driving after many years service.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty August 2022 No one should face cancer alone Cancer Society nurse Penny Parsons is under no illusions about the importance of Daffodil Day. Simply put, she says, the charity’s largest annual fundraiser is “vitally important” because it helps fund the work she does.
Wellington July 2022 More than just a laundromat Two passionate Wellingtonians have made a generous $10,000 donation to Cancer Society Wellington and have just opened a 24/7 laundromat in memory of a family member who sadly died from cancer. 10% of profits from the laundromat will be donated to the local charity.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty July 2022 Reporoa stalwarts honoured Cancer Society’s Lions Lodge in Hamilton opened its doors to supporters to close a year-long project to raise funds for the facility's tenth anniversary.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty June 2022 Celebrating our quiet community heroes Katikati local Glennis Sims has been volunteering for Cancer Society for over ten years. By her own admission, whenever something needs to be done you can guarantee she’s in the middle of it.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty June 2022 Shining stars of Te Awamutu Brian Quinlan and Grant Lichtwark did not know each other before they started volunteering.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty June 2022 Hearts of gold in Taupō Volunteering is an important form of support by Joan and her small team of volunteers.
National June 2022 Cancer Society response to Pharmac review report It is great to see the Pharmac Review report finally released today, three months after the Minister received it.
Waikato / Bay of Plenty May 2022 Nurse Michelle to support Coromandel Our new supportive care nurse for Thames and Coromandel has had quite a journey to get here!