How Child Cancer Foundation Supports Kiwi Families in Their Hardest Moments @nzrhemaradio
How Child Cancer Foundation Supports Kiwi Families in Their Hardest Moments  @nzrhemaradio
Uploaded March 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What happens when a child is diagnosed with cancer? Kat speaks with Child Cancer Foundation Chief Executive Monica Briggs about the reality many New Zealand families face.

Monica shares why the foundation’s work matters so deeply and how emotional, practical, and financial support helps families navigate one of the hardest journeys imaginable. She also explains how the public can support the Child Cancer Foundation Street Appeal and make a real difference.

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