When Jeremy Speight joined Peke Waihanga, there were around 55-60 staff across the country, supported by a national team of just five people. Stock was tracked on paper clipboards, and...
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Born to Adapt attracted record participation last month, returning to Rotorua and launching in Christchurch for the first time.Close to 200 participants gathered in Rotorua, while more than 80 attended...
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Prosthetic technician, Hannah Van den Bulck is looking forward to heading back to Zambia this April to help people in need of artificial limbs.This will be Hannah’s second year joining...
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From next month, Peke Waihanga will make its post-amputation pain pilot (trialled in 2025) a permanent national service. This follows strong results from the initial six-month trial.The first of its...
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Challenge yourself this summer with a run, walk or roll through beautiful trail settings in Rotorua and ChristchurchBorn to Adapt is back in Rotorua and coming to Christchurch for the...
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Rotorua physiotherapists trained in removable rigid dressing fabricationRotorua patients will soon have improved access to essential post-amputation care, following a hands-on training session at the Rotorua regional clinic in November....
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A growing interest in digital workflows was evident at this year’s international conferenceA team of staff presented the organisation’s leading approach to digital workflows in prosthetic and orthotic care –...
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When trauma leads to limb loss, recovery demands far more than a prosthesis — it calls for coordinated care, human connection, and innovative thinking That was the message shared by...
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"This gift will be a life changer for me"“At a walking/running event in The Redwoods all these people were running past me on their blades,” said Clare Dutton. “I asked...
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Locals from St Luke’s Church in Hamilton came together to quite literally give us a hand – and a foot – to support patients who need silicone prosthetics When one...
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