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PINC & STEEL Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation NZ
Cancer Network Group Service, Community Health
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Description
The PINC & STEEL Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation NZ is a registered charitable trust working to improve the quality of life of men, women and young people affected by cancer. Our mission is to inspire and allow anyone with cancer the opportunity to rehabilitate and regain their strength and confidence, and to incorporate exercise into their lifestyle.
We collaborate with a network of certified PINC & STEEL Oncology Physiotherapists who offer individual and group programmes. They are located in rural and urban centres across the country and are specifically trained to provide care to medically complex patients during and after treatment.
Our services include:
- Individual cancer rehab sessions
- Targeted Classes - 6 week small group exercise rehab programme
- Next Steps – 10 week exercise rehab group programme
- Online Next Steps – 10 week online exercise rehab programme
- PaddleOn – 6 week stand up paddle board programme
For more information to register for our programmes visit www.pincandsteel.com
Staff
Lou James
Founder & CEO PINC & STEEL Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation NZ
Ph: 021 826 420
Email : lou@pincandsteel.com
How do I access this service?
Contact us
See www.pincandsteel.com Register with your nearest physio and complete a Registration Form.
PINC & STEEL REGISTRATION FORM
* Funding criteria do apply.
Hours
| Mon – Fri | 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM |
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Services Provided
Cancer support services provide support for you and your whānau if you have been affected by cancer.
Cancer support services provide support for you and your whānau if you have been affected by cancer.
- Wellness / healthy lifestyle
Cancer support services provide support for you and your whānau if you have been affected by cancer.
Online Booking URL
Website
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This page was last updated at 11:28AM on December 12, 2024. This information is reviewed and edited by PINC & STEEL Cancer Rehabilitation Foundation NZ.