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We specialise in high quality synthetic and human hair wigs for medical hair loss. We understand the emotional nature of hair loss and will do everything in our power to ensure you are well looked after throughout your journey. We offer expert advice and guidance to all of our alopecia, chemotherapy and hair loss condition customers in New Zealand. Our medical-quality wigs, custom made wigs, toppers, hair pieces and headwear play a major part in helping women, men and children with hair loss to feel like themselves again.

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Community classes run nationwide in locations across New Zealand. Face to face classes are a chance to connect and spend time with people who understand what you are going through. During the 2 hour class you will be guided with techniques to look after your skin, along with practical tips and tools on makeup application to help you face your cancer with confidence. The class includes relaxation breathing techniques and advice for those experiencing hair loss.

Live Online Classes offer a range of programmes that provide advice to care for your skin, body, hair and mind, for you to access as you need. Online classes are also ideal for those who are unable to get to a local class or who prefer to participate from the comfort of their own home. These classes are interactive and provide the opportunity to learn while connecting with others for mutual support and understanding.

On-Demand Videos offer the same self-care information and easy tips for everything from filling in thinning brows to making a head covering. On-demand means you can stop – go back and recheck some of those techniques.

You can truly make a difference to our programme by allowing us to provide free Feel Better Classes in your community.

4worldlovers: ​Welcome to Kiwi Hair Studio, the Hair Loss Solutions company that understands not only how hair loss adversely affects a person’s life but also provides the solutions to solving your hair loss condition. Here at Kiwi Hair Studio, we know what a devastating effect hair loss can have on confidence and self-image. Hair is such an important part of who we are and how we see ourselves. We grew up with hair; we used hair to express who we were at different moments of our lives. For many of us, it defined our youth and virility, and despite the fact that 80% of men and 50% of women will eventually experience hair loss, that doesn’t lessen the blow when it finally happens to us.

​There are a number of possible solutions to your hair loss problem. The solutions Kiwi Hair employs are non-surgical, painless and guaranteed to give you a full head of hair in a number of weeks - just ask any of our satisfied customers!

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We'll show you how. Checking your breasts is easy as TLC. 'Know your normal', so you can find any changes in your breasts as soon as they appear.


Today Dr Shane Reti's private member's bill to increase the breast screening age to 74 has been drawn from the ballot box, taking us one step closer to our older women being able to access free mammograms.


Mānawatia a Matariki! This issue of the Bulletin wishes you a happy Māori new year, welcomes the release of the Government's new Women's Health Strategy and has the details for our upcoming webinar. Read more and catch up on our news for July!

The June edition of the Bulletin is dedicated to our patron Dame Rosie Horton, who passed away in May. We share some of Dame Rosie's legacy, a founding trustee and chair of Breast Cancer Foundation NZ and known as a leading philanthropist across the country

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Our calendar is looking mighty exciting for the coming year. A few highlights and dates for your diaries are:

“She took me into the room and she sat me down with a haematologist. And they said, ‘Yep. You’ve got cancer. It’s a blood cancer.’

“Only certain people can cope with that. People who love you.”

“I said, Alex – Do you think about dying?’, and he said, “Sometimes I do, when I’m dreaming. But, I want to live.”

“I was like, ‘Excuse me? Is this a life-threatening disease?’ And the doctor said, ‘Yes, potentially.”

“Someone said to me, ‘It’s amazing that you haven’t had a break down yet.’”

The latest news and publications from Leukaemia & Blood Cancer New Zealand.

We sat down and spoke with Ee Jin Goh, a medicine student at The University of Auckland, and the 2021 recipient of our Summer Studentship grant.

4worldlovers: We raise funds to support big research so big breakthroughs in child health can happen.


We are currently supporting over $19 million of child health research projects.

We contributed to a series of studies that led to the discovery of a gene therapy for Batten Disease, which is now in human clinical trials in the USA.

- Professor David Palmer, Associate Professor Stephanie Hughes, Associate Professor Nigel Anderson, Dr Nadia Mitchell, Dr Samantha Murray, and

We funded research to identify some of the genes that cause epilepsy, enabling more targeted treatments and care.

Digital tools to help children and adolescents better manage their mental health

We funded research to investigate the causes of mental health conditions in young people, and to develop an online tool to combat depression and anxiety.

Cure Kids funded a study that provided evidence that babies born prematurely at 23-24 weeks can survive and thrive.

A study investigating the causes of stillbirth led to new advice for pregnant mothers on the safest sleeping position, reducing the risk of stillbirth by 50%.

We funded a series of studies on risk factors for SUDI, leading to advice that has prevented at least 200 deaths every year, and many more around the world.

In 2012, Professor Rod Dunbar engineered full-thickness human skin in the laboratory using the patient’s own skin cells to enable skin repair after burns.

A study on the cause of unexpected deaths of babies in car seats led to the invention of an insert that helps maintain breathing and improve safety.

Sir Bob Elliott identified a blood test (newborn heel-prick) to diagnose cystic fibrosis at birth, enabling earlier treatment and increasing life expectancy.

Cure Kids funding led to the development of a cap to cool babies’ heads to limit or reverse brain injury in at-risk babies.