we're

coming up to our centenary.

And I think, you know, when an organisation is around for that long, it signals the need that exists in the community otherwise we wouldn't still be here so we operate throughout Aotearoa New Zealand from the top of the north to the absolute bottom of the south we've got people in Gore and Bluff and everywhere in between and we cover three core areas the first one which is what we're probably really well known for is the community support So that's when our cancer navigators and our nurses are out on the roads and they're supporting that family and doing whatever it takes to ensure that that family doesn't go through cancer alone.

That could be facilitating access to wigs.

It could be emotional support, helping them access all the financial support and benefits that they might need If they're off work for treatment, it's connecting them and making sure that they have access to their treatment.

Because for some people, just simply driving to their treatment is a barrier.

So we have a huge driving service that runs every day up and down the country.

I challenge any