Auckland City Organisations

The Health Network   (www.health.net.nz)  

An Internet solutions provider for the health industry, offering comprehensive Internet solutions to medical and health organisations or companies.

Tamaki Healthcare Primary Health Organisation   (www.tamakipho.org.nz)  

A Maori led organisation servicing the needs of Maori, Pacific, immigrant and refugee populations to improve health outcomes and reduce health disparities.

Sleep Apnoea Association of New Zealand   (www.sleepapnoeanz.org.nz)  

Eestablished as a support group for sufferers of OSA and their families.

Clinical Leaders' Association of New Zealand (CLANZ)   (www.clanz.org.nz)  

Best practice and knowledge sharing, learning and self-development, peer support and networking.

Koru Care   (www.korucare.co.nz)  

For more than 20 years, Koru Care has been working to bring a little bit of joy into the lives of children with terminal illness or permanent disabilities. During those years, they have helped more than 10,000 young people and their families.

Auckland Public Health Protection   (www.akphp.co.nz)  

Public health is divided into Health Promotion and Health Protection services. Both services aim to promote health and prevent disease and injury.

New Zealand Charter   (www.healthcharter.org.nz)  

An overview of the purpose of the Charter, to search for health professionals in your area, and to contact.

Dianetics Foundations Around the Globe   (www.dianeticsfoundation.org)  

Locations of Dianetics Foundations around the world.

Health and Disability Commissioner   (www.hdc.org.nz)  

Te Toihau Hauora, Hauatanga, an independent agency working to promote and protect the rights of consumers of health services and disability support services. Facilitates the resolution of complaints.

New Zealand Foundation for Cosmetic Plastic Surgery   (www.nzcosmeticsurgery.org.nz)  

To educate the public and medical collegues about Cosmetic Surgery and to set and maintain standards of excellence is our surgical field.

New Zealand LAM Charitable Trust   (www.lam.org.nz)  

A non profit organization committed to finding a cure for Lymphangioleiomyomatosis (LAM) by providing support, education, information and raising funds for scientific research. LAM is a rare and often fatal lung disease that strikes young women, causing symptoms including shortness of breath, chest pain, cough and lung collapse.