From the Chair - Chairman's Report.
It has been a difficult year for many of us. The COVID pandemic has interrupted our lives in so many ways.
Visit this articleIt has been a difficult year for many of us. The COVID pandemic has interrupted our lives in so many ways.
Visit this articleKia ora CCNZ whānau! I am a gastroenterologist in Waitematā, Tamaki Makaurau – the North and West of Auckland. I specialise in IBD, especially for young people changing from paeds to adult services and am the President of the New Zealand Society of Gastroenterology.
Visit this articleThe IBDeat Study started in December 2021 and is still actively looking for participants.
Visit this articleThe results are in! We would like to say a massive thank you to all the 26 children and 75 parents in New Zealand who participated in Crohn’s Colitis Cure’s study about the design of “CCCare-P”, a brand new, paediatric-specific component of the existing Crohn's Colitis Care (CCCare) IBD management system.
Visit this articleIn December 2021, with the advice of our medical team, Camp Purple Live 2022 was postponed until 2023.
Visit this articleJamie Reddish competed in a ‘Fit to Fight’ challenge and raised funds for Crohn’s and Colitis New Zealand Charitable Trust. Find out why?
Visit this articleMeet Kirsty, Tess, Paul and Shirley Ann, the fantastic volunteers that make up the committee of the Canterbury Crohn’s & Colitis Support Group.
Visit this articleWe have a new Camp Committee Member, Claire. Want to know a little more about her?
Visit this articleI was a normal Kiwi bloke working in my own business, mostly in the great outdoors. I played rugby, tennis, and squash, loved surfing, surf lifesaving, golf, was a keen fisherman, and a gardener with my wife.
Visit this articleCCNZ works across the country to improve the lives of people affected by IBD, but we're only able to get there with your help and support.
Visit this articleCCNZ appreciates and thanks the IBD professional community for all their support.
Visit this articleCCNZ are working hard to ensure that the support groups are all getting active and supporting their communities. If you are feeling up to it, please head along to an event, your community would love to meet you!
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