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5,000 kiwi men likely to miss out on prostate cancer support as pandemic delivers a financial punch
Media Release: 30 September 2021 5,000 KIWI MEN LIKELY TO MISS OUT ON PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT AS PANDEMIC DELIVERS A FINANCIAL PUNCH Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand (PCFNZ) CEO Peter Dickens was really hoping 2021 would be the year. After Covid-19 lockdowns disrupted the charity’s annual fundraising effort in 2020, he felt confident that…
Ryman backs prostate cancer charities
Media Release – 28 September 2021 Team Ryman backs prostate cancer charities Men’s charities in New Zealand and Australia to benefit from fundraising efforts. Ryman Healthcare’s fantastic residents and team will concentrate all their fundraising efforts on prostate cancer charities in New Zealand and Australia for the coming year. The Prostate Cancer Foundation of New…
Research Grant Applications Open
At the Prostate Cancer Foundation of NZ, we have a proud history of supporting innovative research projects that seek to improve clinical outcomes, further our knowledge of prostate and testicular cancer, inform approaches to high quality support for those affected and assist us to advocate towards making a positive difference in Aotearoa New Zealand. We’re…
Inequities in prostate cancer testing allow too many men to die, says experts
Media Release We need to screen, or prostate cancer won’t be seen. That’s the message from the Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand (PCFNZ), which has done a deep dive into new research that shows how effective a screening programme could be. Just ahead of its launch for Blue September, supporting the 42,000 men currently…
Harness Racing NZ’s Blue September at the starting gate
HRNZ’s Blue September to go ahead Harness Racing New Zealand’s Blue September Prostate Cancer campaign will get underway at Invercargill this Thursday despite the current Covid situation in NZ. For the whole month ten male drivers will wear HRNZ Blue September silks and raise money every time they win a race. HRNZ will donate $100…
5,000 kiwi men likely to miss out on prostate cancer support as pandemic delivers a financial punch
Media Release: 30 September 2021 5,000 KIWI MEN LIKELY TO MISS OUT ON PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT AS PANDEMIC DELIVERS A FINANCIAL PUNCH Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand (PCFNZ) CEO Peter Dickens was really hoping 2021 would be the year. After Covid-19 lockdowns disrupted the charity’s annual fundraising effort in 2020, he felt confident that…
Ryman backs prostate cancer charities
Media Release – 28 September 2021 Team Ryman backs prostate cancer charities Men’s charities in New Zealand and Australia to benefit from fundraising efforts. Ryman Healthcare’s fantastic residents and team will concentrate all their fundraising efforts on prostate cancer charities in New Zealand and Australia for the coming year. The Prostate Cancer Foundation of New…
Research Grant Applications Open
At the Prostate Cancer Foundation of NZ, we have a proud history of supporting innovative research projects that seek to improve clinical outcomes, further our knowledge of prostate and testicular cancer, inform approaches to high quality support for those affected and assist us to advocate towards making a positive difference in Aotearoa New Zealand. We’re…
Inequities in prostate cancer testing allow too many men to die, says experts
Media Release We need to screen, or prostate cancer won’t be seen. That’s the message from the Prostate Cancer Foundation of New Zealand (PCFNZ), which has done a deep dive into new research that shows how effective a screening programme could be. Just ahead of its launch for Blue September, supporting the 42,000 men currently…
Harness Racing NZ’s Blue September at the starting gate
HRNZ’s Blue September to go ahead Harness Racing New Zealand’s Blue September Prostate Cancer campaign will get underway at Invercargill this Thursday despite the current Covid situation in NZ. For the whole month ten male drivers will wear HRNZ Blue September silks and raise money every time they win a race. HRNZ will donate $100…