Welcome, you have arrived at the multi-award winning social enterprise Girls Out Loud. We are dedicated to raising the aspirations of teenage girls in the UK. We are passionate about empowering girls to find their voice.
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. The patient’s experience is central to our work. We seek to reflect the needs and preferences of children and families in all of our work and place particular emphasis on ensuring children receive the same quality of care regardless of whom they are or where they live in New Zealand.
The Network creates awareness of linkages between individuals and service providers, identifying opportunities to share information, knowledge and best practice across the country.
One of our strengths is our ability to stimulate creativity and innovation by providing opportunities and forums for people from different disciplines, organisations and parts of the country, to interact and exchange ideas. We focus on the total care environment from ‘clinical trial to taxi chit’, considering issues relating to the provision of medical, nursing, psycho-social and allied health services as well as patient and extended family support.
The Network supports a series of working groups, involving a diverse range of health and voluntary sector professionals. They provide advice, recommendations and action plans on specific areas of service delivery. Some current examples include groups that focus on Late Effects (survivorship) and Psychosocial Support for patients and their families and whānau.
