People with juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Real life stories from people with juvenile idiopathic arthritis
Even through the hard stuff, they can be amazing – Families Camp 2023
Families Camp provided a unique opportunity for children and their families to connect with others who understand the challenges of living with arthritis.
Inspiring young people with arthritis – a Teens Camp experience
The theme for Teen Camp 2023 was Connection. The Youth Advisory Group wanted to offer a place for young people with arthritis to feel connected, make lifelong friends, and understand that they are not alone in living well with Arthritis.
Lots of firsts for Gabby at camp
There were lots of firsts for Gabby Shepherd at this year’s Arthritis Teens Camp at El Rancho on the Kapiti Coast.
Grieving the things you’ve lost as a family
When you live with arthritis, your family lives with it too as they grieve the things they’ve lost as a family.
Yes! Children do get arthritis!
Over 100 people sought information on arthritis at Waitangi Day celebrations
It could be worse – Mum of 2 kids with arthritis
Rebecca still has what they call juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). “I remember things being extremely difficult between the age of four and eight.”
The worst thing a person with arthritis can do is fear the next flare
Rebecca still has what they call juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA). “I remember things being extremely difficult between the age of four and eight.”
13-year-old with arthritis granted Para Equestrian status for dressage
Two years ago, Ashley Millar was diagnosed with rheumatoid factor positive juvenile idiopathic arthritis (JIA), and she had to give up on her dream of becoming an equine veterinarian. "I will never be strong enough to handle such large animals, but I will still do...
