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‘Exhaustion and dread’ : Desperate carer calls for change

June 26, 2023 | Advocacy, Carer, Carers, Life with MS, Media, Petition, Progressive, Uncategorised

Speaking in support of the Carers Alliance petition, Maxine Hall, a carer for her husband with Multiple Sclerosis, speaks of her struggles and hopes that this campaign will at least raise awareness. View original article on Otago Daily Times: https://www.odt.co.nz/news/dunedin/exhaustion-and-dread-desperate-carer-calls-change […]


Media Release: Nationwide petition launched to fight “shocking” lack of fair support for carers

June 23, 2023 | Advocacy, Carer, Carers, Media, Petition

Media Release: Friday 5th June 2023 A powerful Alliance representing 56 national not-for-profits is demanding the Government stop “dragging its feet” to provide long overdue recognition and basic rights for the estimated one million largely unpaid New Zealanders struggling to […]


Recognizing and Supporting the Challenges Faced by New Zealand’s Family, Whānau, and Āiga Carers

June 7, 2023 | Uncategorised

Carers play a crucial role in our society, providing essential support and care for their loved ones. However, their invaluable contributions often go unrecognized and unacknowledged. The Carers Alliance of New Zealand is taking a stand and advocating for the […]


MS Voice Newsletter – May 2023

May 25, 2023 | Advocacy, Carer, Carers, MS Voice, Newsletter, Support, Training, Webinar

Welcome to the May edition of the MS Voice Newsletter! Your trusted source for the latest updates, inspiring stories, and valuable resources in the world of Multiple Sclerosis. We are excited to bring you another month of insightful content that […]


aHSCT petition delivered to Parliament – watch the video

July 27, 2022 | Media

Such an exciting day yesterday when we were able to witness Joan Perry’s aHSCT petition, with over 10,000 signatures, being received by ACT deputy leader Brooke van Velden on the steps of Parliament. It was then presented to Parliament later […]