Age concern New Zealand is a not-for-profit, charitable organisation, dedicated to promoting the quality of life and well-being of older people, and advocating a message of positive, healthy ageing for people of all ages.

This incorporated society is made up of six principal member organisations which have in the past worked independently to influence New Zealanders' food choices.

The Alcohol & Public Health Research Unit is an independent, peer-reviewed research organisation with an international reputation. Much of their alcohol research focuses on preventing harm through development of national policy and community action.

ALAC's primary objective is to promote moderation in the use of alcohol and to develop and promote strategies that will reduce alcohol-related problems for the nation.

ASH provides an information service to health promotion and education providers, policy makers, politicians, the media, students, community groups and members of the public on issues relating to tobacco and public health.

The Asthma and Respiratory Foundation of New Zealand (Inc) is a national, non-government organisation which aims to help people with asthma and other respiratory conditions.

The Cancer Society provides information about treatment, prevention, and early detection of cancer.

The foundation provides services for children and young people with cancer and supports their families.

Enigma Publishing Ltd delivers highly-focused healthcare information through a range of products and services designed to support clinical decision making and enhance patient care.

Epilepsy New Zealand provides educational, information, and support services, including a national epilepsy helpline: 0800 20 21 22. Epilepsy New Zealand has 17 local branches and a National Support Centre in Hamilton.

everybody aims to provide useful and accurate consumer health information for New Zealanders. It is written by medical writers and reviewed by consumer health organisations and health professionals. everybody is a consumer health information resource that is owned and published by CMPMedica (NZ) Ltd. The product is distributed in print (free to New Zealand GPs) and on the internet.

The Family Planning Association focuses on health promotion and a positive view of sexuality, seeking to enable people to make informed choices about their reproductive and sexual health.

Feeding our Futures has been developed by the Health Sponsorship Council as an initiative in the Government's Healthy Eating-Healthy Action (HEHA) Strategy. The Feeding our Futures programme is specifically designed to help parents and caregivers ensure their children are getting a healthy diet.

Promotes and protects the rights and responsibilities of consumers and providers

The Health Promotion Forum of New Zealand: Runanga Whakapiki ake i te Hauora o Aotearoa is a national umbrella organisation that helps to unite the efforts of community groups as they work for a healthier society.

The Health Sponsorship Council (HSC) promotes positive health messages in the community, encouraging people to make health a priority in their lives. The HSC currently works on three health issues: sun safety (SunSmart), active sustainable transport (Bike Wise and walking), and tobacco control (Smokefree and Auahi Kore).

This site features the two national screening programmes: BreastScreen Aotearoa and Cervical Screening. This site offers New Zealand women and their families easy access to important and relevant health information. The site is called "healthy women" because it promotes a positive idea of wellness.

The IHC website is about living with intellectual disability in New Zealand. IHC New Zealand will advocate for the rights, inclusion and welfare of all people with an intellectual disability and support them to live satisfying lives in the community.

The Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand is a non-profit organisation working in partnership with other groups to achieve a vision of a mentally healthy country.

The Ministry of Health is responsible for the development and implementation of policy for, and the funding of, the health and disability sector.