Ovarian cancer foundation
Improving ovarian cancer care in New Zealand
State of Ovarian Cancer in Aotearoa Report
On Wednesday, 11 February we launched our new report on the state of ovarian cancer in Aotearoa. Speakers at the event shared the report findings, and personal experiences of ovarian cancer.
Learn more about the report, and stand with us in raising awareness and calling for better outcomes for those affected by ovarian cancer in Aotearoa.
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Ovarian cancer is easy to miss but hard to treat. Your donation will help us fund transformational research, provide much-needed support and raise awareness of New Zealand’s most deadly gynaecological cancer.
Know the signs →
Ovarian cancer can affect women of any age, so it’s important to be aware of the symptoms.
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Find ways to connect with the ovarian cancer community and access free support.
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Learn how you can get involved in our mission and make a difference for New Zealand women today.
Our impact
Research
Funding transformational research to improve outcomes for women living with ovarian cancer
Support
Facilitating vital support for women at any stage of their ovarian cancer diagnosis
Advocacy
Advocating with women for improvements in ovarian cancer diagnosis and treatment
Awareness
Driving awareness so every New Zealander knows the signs and symptoms of ovarian cancer
Read about what we achieved together in our 2025 Annual Report
Our mission
Improving ovarian cancer care today, while funding transformational research to find tomorrow’s cure.
Meet Ruby: An inspiring woman and advocate
Ruby was diagnosed with ovarian cancer just weeks after giving birth. She used her voice as a power for good, to raise awareness, advocate and connect!
How can I help?
We rely on the support of our community to help us improve ovarian cancer care for women in New Zealand. Together, we can make a huge difference.
Find out how you can get involved today.
Funded counselling sessions
We are thrilled to offer fully funded counselling sessions to support women through an ovarian cancer diagnosis.
