Providing an environment that empowers men to make informed decisions about the diagnosis and treatment of their prostate cancer.
Auckland
The Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCFNZ) has a significant role in promoting public awareness of this disease. With over 4000 New Zealand men being diagnosed each year, and with early detection leading to better outcomes, it is important that men are aware of the signs of potential disease and also of the PSA screening test that is available from their doctor.
A prostate cancer diagnosis can be an anxious and confusing time, often presenting more questions than answers for men, and those around them. PCFNZ has a broad portfolio of in-person and remote services to assist them through the process and live their best life beyond prostate cancer, all at no cost.
These include a toll-free Information Service 0800 660 800, Online Support Forum, Counselling Service, Welfare Grants Service, Support Groups, Rainbow Blue peer support network for the GBT+ community, Prostate Cancer Patient Empowerment Programme (PC-PEP) and Prost-FIT, an exercise programme designed specifically for men living with prostate cancer.
The Prostate Cancer Foundation of NZ (PCFNZ) is Aotearoa New Zealand's leading men's cancer charity, playing a pivotal role in raising awareness of public awareness of prostate and testicular cancer; investing in research to improve health outcomes; and supporting men and their families impacted by the diseases, and advocating on their behalf to improve standards of diagnosis, treatment and care.
Thanks for your generosity team Robinson, one day we will you will join us on a trip of madness Blair. We truly do appreciate your kind and wise words of encouragement and volunteering to resolve our homefront problems in our absence.....
Thanks Nettie and Sjorster, yes it has been known that I 'leerrrvvvee' Maintenance, ironically one of the biggest contributors to increased requirement of maintenance and repairs is the operation of equipment beyond its intended purpose,,,,,,, something tells me the 49cc Chondas we are catapulting across the Steppe of Mongolia were not intended for that purpose...... Thank you for your luck and best wishes we're likely to need all we can get....
Sure thing Laurel, we only know one way and that is hard out, full throttle, which on 49cc is actually pretty tame but we are closer to the ground so it seems faster. Did some practice laps today, hmmmmm more practice required. keep an eye out on our Facebook page for the updates later in the week. :-). Thank you for your support and encouragement!!
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