2025: we will be launching free online training and solutions (a mobile app) allowing anyone who qualifies to screen their whanau, family, friends & community for Hepatitis C, link them to care and help navigate to possible cure

Aotearoa has somewhere between 35 – 50,000 kiwis who don’t know they have Hepatitis C (HCV). Health Network Collective provides training in screening, testing and links to care for anyone, regardless of skill or qualification. Allowing kaiawhina / peers to be supported in maintaining contact and relationships with wai ora (those seeking health), to navigate them through their treatment and continuation of care. (97% plus treatment success rate in 8 weeks)

Our Membership (free membership) courses

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Click here to start this course, membership (free) only; you will need to enroll. This is the qualifying course to become a Health Network Collective Screener.

Click on the image for the free member only course. Click enroll to join as a member (free) and get access to other free courses.

free self-help quizzes, no membership needed

A simple tool for self help. Depression, sadness, suicide - it's all real world stuff and this is designed to give us all a little lovin help... Click to go to the course page, either click enroll for free membership and access to free courses, or simply click on the first lesson to start. If a pop up appears asking for your email, it's so your results and recommendations can be emailed to you.

Click to go to the course page, either click enroll for free membership and access to free courses, or simply click on the first lesson to start. If a pop up appears asking for your email, it's so your results and recommendations can be emailed to you.

✔ Lessons

Multimedia lessons so you can learn the key ideas, strategies and tactics fast

✔ Self Paced

You set your own pace and your own style

✔ Community

A community of peers that totally “get” you and can support you on the way

Our Memberships, all free to join and no hidden fee’s.

Linking those who have self tested and had a positive result to links to care.

Providing equitable access to HCV screening and links to treatment enabling and empowering our communities in providing health access by friendly faces from familiar places

Kaiawhina or peer-led HCV antibody Point of Care Testing (POCT) is largely an uncoordinated and unregulated exercise, largely by people with lived & living experience of HCV including injecting illicit drugs. Their skills, knowledge and expertise are unrecognised, leading to a disconnect between practice and positive outcomes, e.g., identifying HCV exposed wai ora (those seeking wellness), and integration with diagnosis, treatment and cure. We can change that.

Our 3 Pillars To Help Better Communities

Mindset

Discover the core principles Health Network Collective apply to the “How Why & Where” of what we do, how we do that collectively as people, and collaboratively as community.

Strategy

Learn insights and strategy for collaborative engagement in our communities, forming relationships with other organization’s and people working to common goals.

Tactics

Get the skills and systematic tools to enable our collective improvement in Universal Health Access and reducing the global burden of prevalent community conditions.

Built on trusted sources and collaborations

About EASL, the European Association for the Study of the Liver, founded in 1966, is a medical association dedicated to pursuing excellence in liver research, to the clinical practice of liver disorders, and to providing education to all those interested in hepatology. As of 2024, EASL serves 7,000 members from 112 countries

We are a global network dedicated to improving the health of people who use drugs, with a specific focus on hepatitis C, infectious diseases, and harms that can occur from drug use.

Synaptec is an innovation and strategy advisory organisation that focuses on the impact of Disruptive Technology, the Internet of Things, Augmented and Virtual Reality, Drones/ UAVs, Fog Computing & Distributed Edge Intelligence, Blockchain models, Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning and Moonshots.

We’re here to improve the health and wellbeing of all New Zealanders through our process of identifying and supporting high-quality, high-value research that delivers far-reaching impact within the health and science landscape.

Our whakapapa Te Whatu Ora is ‘the weaving of wellness’. We're dedicated to ensuring excellent healthcare for the people of New Zealand.

As a self-proclaimed administration geek, if it involves a spreadsheet, a task management tool, a deadline nightmare or tackling multiple tasks at once, I’m in my happy place. I’m the person everyone goes to when they need something done or the calm brought to the chaos. Obsessed with being organised, I can wrap a process around any task no matter how messy like an elf wraps a present at Christmas time. I’ve worked with not-for profit organisations, various New Zealand public sectors, small start-up businesses through to large corporates so I don’t scare easily and chances are, I’ve done it. Having been in toxic workplaces in the past, I like to treat all people with respect, kindness, and honesty. I’m super nice, (just ask my Mum) and will go out of my way to help. I love what I do and I do it well.

NZQA's purpose is to support learners in New Zealand by: making sure they have access to quality training and can learn their whole lives keeping complete records of their educational achievements letting them take their achievements with them anywhere in the world setting them up for success through our resources and services.

Link to the World Hepatitis Alliance website

We work to eliminate infectious diseases, globally. Our specialisation is in developing health solutions for the most at-risk communities. Doing so ultimately builds a safer, healthier world for everyone. What makes these solutions unique is that they are designed to be scaled for maximum impact across diverse communities, populations, and regions. We do this via a highly successful, three step approach: Understanding: the impacts of infectious diseases in individuals and populations. Intervention: an holistic approach to developing, testing, and evaluating new strategies to prevent and treat infectious diseases. Implementation: a consultative approach to working with affected and at-risk communities to deliver evidence-based health solutions.

ASHM represents healthcare professionals in HIV, BBV, and sexual and reproductive health. We partner and collaborate to enhance workforce capacity and strengthen health systems to address stigma and barriers to care. As a trusted community of practice, we provide resources, training, conferences, and advocacy. Join us in eliminating harm, improving wellbeing, and protecting diverse communities.

Supportively engaging in enhancing predominately under resourced, under financed and over committed primary and secondary medical care systems. Contribute to financial benefits, accessibility, and viability of widespread general population testing towards World Health Organization (WHO) global 2030 elimination goals