Welcome To THE NCCN

National
Child Cancer
Network

Childhood cancer affects tamariki across Aotearoa, and understanding it can help families navigate the journey ahead. Here, you’ll find key facts about different types of cancer, diagnosis and treatment, national statistics, and the support and services available to children and their whānau.

Advancing best practices

Linking care and sharing knowledge

The National Child Cancer Network brings together health professionals, carers and stakeholder organisations to work collaboratively and provide leadership for service development across child cancer services in New Zealand.

about nccn

Who are we and what do we do?

The National Child Cancer Network is funded by Te Aho o Te Kahu (Cancer Control Agency) with active participation and support from its lead advisers. It is a key initiative of the National Plan for Child Cancer Services in New Zealand (2010), developed by the Ministry of Health and (then) National Health Board, to provide a national framework for the delivery of child cancer services. The Network’s activity is also an integral part of the New Zealand Cancer Action Plan 2019-2029.

Our Values

Equity Led


We strive for equity for all children with cancer.

Child-and Whānau-centred

We put children and whānau at the heart of all our work.

Knowledge Driven

We are guided by evidence and data.

Outcomes 
Focused

We are focused on delivering better outcomes.

Collaborative

We bring people together to connect care and facilitate best practice.

Our achievements

Achievements & Successes

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The National Child Cancer Network is funded by Te Aho o Te Kahu (Cancer Control Agency) with active participation and support from its lead advisers. It is a key initiative of the National Plan for Child Cancer Services in New Zealand (2010), developed by the Ministry of Health and (then) National Health Board, to provide a national framework for the delivery of child cancer services.

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The National Child Cancer Network is funded by Te Aho o Te Kahu (Cancer Control Agency) with active participation and support from its lead advisers. It is a key initiative of the National Plan for Child Cancer Services in New Zealand (2010), developed by the Ministry of Health and (then) National Health Board, to provide a national framework for the delivery of child cancer services.

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The National Child Cancer Network is funded by Te Aho o Te Kahu (Cancer Control Agency) with active participation and support from its lead advisers. It is a key initiative of the National Plan for Child Cancer Services in New Zealand (2010), developed by the Ministry of Health and (then) National Health Board, to provide a national framework for the delivery of child cancer services.

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The National Child Cancer Network is funded by Te Aho o Te Kahu (Cancer Control Agency) with active participation and support from its lead advisers. It is a key initiative of the National Plan for Child Cancer Services in New Zealand (2010), developed by the Ministry of Health and (then) National Health Board, to provide a national framework for the delivery of child cancer services.
Why choose us

Our Impact

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Our initiative

What We Do

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