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• Alcohol Drug Helpline

  http://alcoholdrughelp.org.nz/
  Available with information, advice and guidance to assist in understanding and caring for someone impacted upon by alcohol or other drugs. At the same time the Helpline can provide personal advice and guidance.

• Aotearoa New Zealand Association Of Social Workers (ANZASW)

  http://anzasw.nz/
  The professional body representing the interests of social workers in Aotearoa New Zealand and providing the structure for accountability of social workers to their profession, consumers and public.

• Australian and New Zealand Head and Neck Cancer Society (ANZHNCS)

  http://www.anzhncs.org/
  A multidisciplinary group of medical specialists promoting the practice of head and neck oncology, fostering research and seeeking optimal treatment outcomes.

• DermNet NZ

  http://www.dermnetnz.org/
  Provides authoritative information about skin diseases, conditions and treatment for patients and their health professionals.

• Eastern Bay Primary Health Alliance (EBPHA)

  http://www.ebpha.org.nz/
  A Primary Health Organisation (PHO) funded by the Bay of Plenty District Health Board and others to support the provision of essential primary health care services through general practices and health providers to those enrolled with the EBPHA.

• Health Information Association of NZ

  http://www.hianz.org.nz/
  An association who support the development of comprehensive health information systems and services.

• Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand | Runanga Whakapiki Ake i te Hauora o Aotearoa.

  http://www.hauora.co.nz/
  Builds leadership, relationships and the workforce in health promotion and is made up of over a hundred organisations.

• Hospice North Shore

  http://www.hospicenorthshore.org.nz/
  Provides compassionate, specialist care to people who are dying, and supports the families and carers. Information on services, education, resources, volunteering and ways to help.

• Immune Deficiencies Foundation of New Zealand (IDFNZ) / Kids Foundation

  http://idfnz.org.nz/
  Dedicated to helping children and adults with suspected or diagnosed Primary Immune Deficiencies (PID) as well as bone marrow and liver transplant children. Provides emotional, financial and medical specialist support as well as offering hospital advocacy and funding researc

• Immunisation Advisory Centre

  http://www.immune.org.nz/
  Offers unbiased information to the public and health professionals on all aspects of childhood immunisation against infectious diseases.

• Māori Medical Practitioners Association

  http://www.teora.maori.nz/
  Advances Māori health by contributing to the leadership of the health sector and by development and maintenance of the Māori medical workforce.

• MASTA New Zealand

  http://www.worldwise.co.nz/
  Medical information for Doctors and Nurses about travel health needs of New Zealand travellers.

• Medical Aid Abroad

  http://www.maa.org.nz/
  Not for profit organisation supplying medical supplies to developing nations. Includes overview and contact details.

• National Association for Loss and Grief

  http://www.nalag.org.nz/
  A voluntary, non-profit organisation which focusing on issues related to loss and grief. Recognised by a wide cross section of the caring professions and interested members of the community.

• Natural Health Practitioners New Zealand

  http://www.nhpnz.org/
  Promotes and encourages the study of natural and traditional medicine in its many specialties. Supports an effective natural healthcare model.

• Neurological Foundation of New Zealand

  http://www.neurological.org.nz/
  A registered charity formed in 1971 using research, education and information to reduce the level of suffering and premature death from diseases of the brain and nervous system.

• New Zealand Audiological Society

  http://www.audiology.org.nz/
  The professional body of Audiologists in New Zealand

• New Zealand Dietetic Association (Inc)

  http://www.dietitians.org.nz/
  National association of the dietetic profession currently representing over 450 dietitians and associated professionals practicing in diverse areas of dietetics throughout New Zealand.

• New Zealand Nurses Organisation

  http://www.nzno.org.nz/
  Represents members, promotes nursing and midwifery and participates in health and social policy development.

• New Zealand Organisation for Rare Disorders (NZORD)

  http://www.nzord.org.nz/
  Rare disease information gateway, support groups directory, practical advice, health and disability resources, research information, news and issues.

• New Zealand Rheumatology Association

  http://www.rheumatology.org.nz/
  Site is intended to help facilitate communication between members of the NZRA, and improve public understanding of arthritis.

• New Zealand Society of Otolaryngology - Head and Neck Surgery

  http://www.orl.org.nz/
  Consists of medical practitioners registered in New Zealand and who specialise in Otolaryngology.

• New Zealand Society of Podiatrists

  http://podiatry.org.nz/
  Representing podiatrists, helping to maintain standards of practice, advance podiatric education, and improve patient access to increased treatment options within podiatry.

• Newstart New Zealand

  http://www.newstartnz.org.nz/
  A Trust dedicated to the physical, mental and spiritual health and welfare of people everywhere.

• Nga Ngaru Rautahi O Aotearoa | National Urban Maori Authority Inc

  http://www.ngangaru.com/
  A national entity that expands across all sectors - social, education, justice, housing and health..

• NZ Society of Clinical and Applied Hypnotherapy

  http://www.nzhypnotherapists.co.nz/
  This society has hypnotherapy practitioners in many New Zealand cities and towns. Formed in 1984 it is linked to the Australian Society of Clinical Hypnotherapists.

• Parent to Parent

  http://www.parent2parent.org.nz/
  A national organisation working with families and children affected by disabilities, health impairments, rare syndromes and special needs.

• Parkinsons New Zealand

  http://www.parkinsons.org.nz/
  Provides health information and support services to assist people with Parkinsons, their families and their carers. We work as a team with related health professionals.

• Plunket Society

  http://www.plunket.org.nz/
  Royal New Zealand Plunket Society - a major provider of well child health services in NZ.

• ProCare

  http://www.procare.co.nz/
  A group of more than 300 general practitioners throughout the greater Auckland region, who work together to provide the health care services.

• Public Health Association of New Zealand

  http://www.pha.org.nz/
  Aims to promote public debate of health and health services, participate in the formulation and evaluation of health policy, promote research, disseminate knowledge, and coordinated action.

• Public Health WWW Networking Project

  http://www.publichealth.org.nz/
  A site for discussion and resources for anyone interested in using the WWW for networking about public health.

• Smokefree Aotearoa New Zealand

  http://www.smokefree.org.nz/
  Facts about the dangers of smoking and information on the Smokefree initiative to encourage New Zealand smokers to quit.

• The Canterbury Medical Research Foundation

  http://www.cmrf.org.nz/
  Aiming to raise the quality of health care by supporting and encouraging health research. New Zealand research grants and charitable donations.

• The New Zealand Lysosomal Storage Diseases Support Group

  http://www.ldnz.org.nz/
  Information, support and advocacy for families affected by Lysosomal Storage diseases, a group of rare genetic diseases.

• The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners

  http://www.rnzcgp.org.nz/
  The national body in New Zealand concerned with standards and education for General Practitioners and of General Practice.

 

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