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We dream of a future where no Kiwi dies from bowel cancer

Can we count on you to join us?

Every gift brings us closer to that future, and helps someone facing bowel cancer access treatment, practical support, and programmes that make a real difference.

Imagine a world where:

  • People have earlier access to screening and colonoscopies are readily available.
  • Every Kiwi knows the symptoms to watch for and act quickly, speaking to their GP without delay.
  • Everyone can access the best treatment and care possible.
  • Patients and their whānau receive support throughout their journey, so no one has to face bowel cancer alone.

We know zero bowel cancer cases isn’t possible, but more than 90% of cases are curable if caught early. Every step we take toward earlier detection and better care means more of our loved ones are protected.

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Help a newly diagnosed patient get the information and resources they need to feel supported from day one.
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We’re not there yet but we’re making progress

With your help, we can reach this future sooner.

Your donation today will help us:

  • Push for earlier screening and ensure more people have timely access to colonoscopies.
  • Raise awareness so every Kiwi knows the symptoms and seeks help sooner.
  • Fund patient support programs so no one has to face bowel cancer alone.
  • Support vital research to improve treatment outcomes and give patients hope for the future.

Every gift helps us catch more cases early, provide practical and emotional support, and push for better care across Aotearoa.