Your support helps women like Tash
We believe that one day no one will die of breast cancer. Until that day, women like Tash need you. Please donate to help keep our vital nurse advice line available for ever Kiwi affected by breast cancer.
Until it's you
"Until you're that person sitting in the chair, you don't realise the impact of a breast cancer diagnosis. And until youyou've got a friend or a family member going through diagnoses, you don't understand the isolation people feel. "- Kelly, specialist breast nurse
Our nationwide nurse advice line is the first port of call for anyone needing help. Each call is unique, and so is the support we offer.
Your gift today will make sure we can be there for all New Zealander's who need us.
Whether it's evidence-based information, support or guidance, our nuse advice line- funded by our incredible community - can help people affected by breast cancer to find hope, strength and comfort.
Please donate now to keep our nurse advice line open and available all year round. Together we can be the calm during a crisis for Kiwis facing breast cancer.
Tash's story
Tash describes it as a massive storm. At 23 she was active and full of life, a social butterfly with so much to look forward to. She and her finace had just finished building their first home, and in a few weeks she was getting married. But then she was diagnosed with breast cancer.
"It felt like the world was crumbling and our life was now a derailed mess. I was going to lose my hair, miss Christmas and have to cancel
was such a traumatic time".
Every day nine women are diagnosed with breast cancer. Your support means that they can access vital support services like our nurse advice line.
Please will you make a kind donation today?
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A breast cancer diagnosis presents many challenges, and they're not all medical.
After your diagnosis, you may benefit from the support services we offer, like free counselling, physio, or our 0800 BC NURSE helpline.
Breast cancer is most treatable when it’s found early.
From age 20, it’s important to know the look and feel of your breasts, and show any changes to your doctor. From age 40, we recommend you start regular mammograms.
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Breast cancer is most treatable when it’s found early.
From age 20, it’s important to know the look and feel of your breasts, and show any changes to your doctor. From age 40, we recommend you start regular mammograms.
