On Thursday 10 April, Cleft New Zealand’s CEO, Kenny Ardouin, gave a presentation which streamed online to the world via YouTube “It Gets Better: Dealing with Bullying” (play it again on demand below).
Following the presentation, he was asked by a number of people to produce a written handout to support people as they are experiencing instances of bullying, which you can find on this page here too.
Our annual Christmas Party is being held on Saturday 6 December at One Tree Hill Kindergarten in Greenlane from 10am-12:30pm.
This should be a fun day for all the family »
Hello everyone, in wake of the Auckland power outages, our 09 and 0800 line services are being diverted to Christchurch so you can still get hold of us if you »
In 2013, Cleft New Zealand held New Zealand’s first ever awareness day for cleft lip and palate – New Zealand’s most common condition not able to be fixed in a »
Helen Martin (Cleft Co-ordinator at Dunedin Hospital) is in the process of putting together a leaflet about the Dunedin cleft service to give to new families. She wants to know »
Quality of Care and outcomes in children with Cleft Lip and/or palate – Health Research Council project funded for 48 months ($1M)
Many of you will have heard Dr John »
