Partnerships & Advisory Groups

Hei Āhuru Mōwai are a network of Māori cancer specialists and researchers committed to rangatiratanga in cancer control, eliminating cancer inequities between Māori and non-Māori, and improving cancer outcomes for whānau Māori across Aotearoa.

He Ara Tangata provides lived-experience expertise and advice to the Chief Executive of Te Aho o Te Kahu.

The purpose of the National Clinical Assembly (the Assembly) is to provide clinical advice and expertise to the Advisory Council and Chief Executive of Te Aho o Te Kahu.

The Advisory Council supports the leadership and ongoing direction of cancer control in Aotearoa.

These experts provide clinical advice and guidance on the psychological and social needs of patients diagnosed, treated and survivors of cancer along with their whānau.

The role of the Haematology Work Group (HWG) is to provide clinical advice on malignant haematological conditions to Te Aho o Te Kahu.

The role of the Medical Oncology Work Group (MOWG) is to provide clinical advice on medical oncology services to Te Aho o Te Kahu

The role of the National Lung Cancer Working Group (NLCWG) is to provide advice on early detection, diagnosis and treatment of lung cancer and support the development of initiatives that will improve equitable outcomes for people with lung cancer.

The Radiation Oncology Work Group (ROWG) provides advice on radiation oncology to Te Aho o Te Kahu.