The Cancer Society of New Zealand is a non-profit organization devoted to reducing the impact and the incidence of cancer in New Zealand, an island nation of 4.6 million people where 60 people a day are diagnosed with the disease. The federation, which consists of a national office and six regional divisions, provides supportive care to patients, delivers health promotion programs focusing on cancer prevention and is a major funder of life-saving and world class cancer research. While many of the Cancer Society’s programs are spearheaded by the Divisions, the National Office is the central hub for the society’s advocacy, education initiatives, grant distribution, national marketing and communication and other national activities. CANCER SOCIETY OF NEW ZEALAND SIMPLIFIES RESEAR

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