Awareness
TASCA works to raise public awareness and reduce the stigma of haemoglobin disorders through school visits, public events and media engagement. We believe in the importance of knowing your own genetic status through carrier testing.
Through lobbying and engaging healthcare providers, TASCA advocates on behalf of patients and their families for equitable access to best care and support as well as adequate funding for impactful research into the treatment of haemoglobin disorders.
TASCA believes that care should extend beyond the treatment centre. We support those affected by haemoglobin disorders through peer support and social events. We also empower patients and families through education and information.
DIVERSITY COMMUNITY NETWORK
The PAN Asian population was noted to be the second largest population group in the Auckland region in the 2006 Census. It is expected to increase in the coming years. The population is very diverse in terms of country of origin, language, length of stay, religious and cultural affiliation and socio-economic status.
Research
Training
Self Management Support (SMS Aotearoa NZ) is one of our alliance service provider imparting
Self - Care, Self - Awareness , Self- Compassion & Self - Management Support to our affected tanagta and their whanau/ families living with chronic health, mental health and blood disorders...
THE HOPE PROGRAMME - HELPS PREVENT TYPE 2 DIABETES
