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We need to prioritise the health of all New Zealanders
Jasmine White (18) has Rheumatoid Arthritis. As a first-time voter she is excited to be involved and participate in this year's election.
Tips to improve and protect joint health
Tips to improve and protect joint health, for people with arthritis.
Cycle Forward Whanganui
Cycle Forward is a cycling programme aimed at people of all ages who have knee or hip arthritis. It is a six week ...
Being part of the change
Zachariah Reuelu works for Arthritis New Zealand as the Community Development Coordinator for Pacific Peoples and ...
Why volunteer? To make the lives of people with Arthritis better
Peg and Jack are Arthritis New Zealand Board Members, both has arthritis, and both understand the importance of the organisation. Read their stories.
Volunteering to see that newly diagnosed people get more support
Valerie Milne has been key in advising Arthritis New Zealand to develop and input a peer support programme for the newly diagnosed.
Volunteering to connect and help children and teens with arthritis
Volunteering and working with children and teens with arthritis is a special kind of volunteering role as it helps the youngsters understand and connect.
Volunteer to gain valuable work experience
Our Fundraising Database Administrator* started off as a volunteer for Arthritis New Zealand, soon after having ...
IT company that helped reduce costs
Simon and David noticed a need for lower IT costs in the non-profit sector in New Zealand after they formed GoCloud 4 years ago with the mission to provide great IT services.
Digital superstar volunteers
Meet Tessa, Hannah and Laura, the volunteers that help engage with our digital communities.
In Hannah's words, ...
Why do our volunteers volunteer?
Regional Arthritis Support Groups have been active since we had regional offices all over New Zealand. Local support groups are wonderful, supportive places to meet others with Arthritis in your local community.
Volunteering – an essential part of fulfilling cultural responsibility
For many Māori, mahi aroha is carried out for the benefit of whanau and iwi, it is often seen as an essential part of fulfilling their cultural responsibility to the wider collective.
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