A cancer diagnosis affects the whole family. The Cancer Society’s Northland branch is based at Daffodil House on Kamo Road and provides information and support for people affected by cancer across the region. It’s also a hub for support groups, including the Breast Cancer Northland Trust coffee group.
How they help
- Information: reliable advice about cancer and treatment.
- Support services: for patients, whānau and carers.
- Support groups: meet others with similar experiences.
- Prevention: sun safety and healthy living programmes.
- Free 0800 line: talk to someone who understands.
Breast Cancer Northland coffee group
The Breast Cancer Northland Trust coffee group meets fortnightly on the second and fourth Thursday at 9:30am at Mokabar café in the Town Basin. It’s an informal chance to talk with others who’ve been through breast cancer.
Volunteering and fundraising
The Cancer Society relies on volunteers and donations, including Daffodil Day each year. Contact the branch to help.
Finding them
Daffodil House is at 73 Kamo Road, Kensington.
Good to know
- Daffodil House has parking on Kamo Road.
- Support groups are friendly and informal.
Frequently asked questions
Where is the Cancer Society in Whangārei?
At Daffodil House, 73 Kamo Road, Kensington.
What support is available?
Information, support services and support groups for people affected by cancer and their whānau.
When does the breast cancer coffee group meet?
On the second and fourth Thursday of the month at 9:30am at Mokabar, Town Basin.
Can I volunteer?
Yes. Contact the Northland branch.
Is there a free phone line?
Yes. The Cancer Society has a free 0800 information line. See the contact details on this listing.
Is the support free?
Many Cancer Society services are free. Contact the branch about what’s available.
Can whānau get support too?
Yes. Support is available for families and carers.
