Welcome to Coeliac New Zealand
Wheat or dietary gluten often causes a range of adverse symptoms. We want you to understand the possible causes of this and what steps you can take to lead a healthier lifestyle. Living with coeliac disease or gluten intolerance can be hard - which is why we are here to help.
Whether you have coeliac disease, gluten intolerance, are a health professional with coeliac patients, produce or cook food for coeliacs we have the resources, support, and the community you need.
The work Coeliac New Zealand does on behalf of people with coeliac disease with hospitality and food manufacturers helps to ensure there are choices on the shelves and in restaurants for everyone. We are a charitable organisation. If coeliac disease has had an impact on someone you know you can support them by supporting us and get a double whammy with your giving! Click here to find out more.
Find out how you can get involved in Coeliac Awareness Week 12-18th June.
SELECT YOUR PATHWAY
Manufacturers & Retailers
Make gluten free food products safe & attractive to GF customers and get accredited with our Crossed Grain Logo.
Restaurants
& Caterers
Learn how to attract and look after customers with coeliac disease through training and our Dining Out Programme.
Select Your Pathway
Become a Member
This year we have created some social media tiles that you can use to highlight the challenges you are faced with through living with Coeliac Disease. The theme of ‘My Coeliac Challenge’ allows you to share insight into your daily life with family and friends while building community awareness of this disease. These can be […]
Helping people overcome their coeliac challenges is the theme of this year’s Coeliac Awareness Week, which takes place from 12 – 18 June. A large proportion of the 100,000 New Zealanders estimated to be living with coeliac disease aren’t even aware they have it. That’s according to Coeliac New Zealand who says many more Kiwis […]
Coeliac New Zealand is dedicated to supporting education and improving understanding of coeliac disease. We developed a Health Promotion plan 3 years ago and our current Health Promotion Manager Lisa Jury has developed various resources to support people with coeliac disease and their whanau. To increase our resources in this area we have established a […]
Look for the Crossed Grain Logo
The logo gluten free consumers look for and trust. Recognised nationally and internationally by those who need to follow a strict gluten free diet.
CROSSED GRAIN LOGO PARTNERS
ABOUT COELIAC
NEW ZEALAND
Your partner in healthy living
Coeliac New Zealand walks alongside you for every stage of your journey with coeliac disease. As part of the Coeliac New Zealand community, you’ll get support, advice, and assistance when you need it, while we work with health professionals, gluten free manufacturers, and researchers to raise awareness of coeliac disease in NZ. Together, we can reach the day when every person with coeliac disease gets diagnosed quickly, lives a healthy life, and has the prospect of a cure.
ABOUT COELIAC
NEW ZEALAND
Your partner in
healthy living
Coeliac New Zealand walks alongside you for every stage of your journey with coeliac disease. As part of the Coeliac New Zealand community, you’ll get support, advice, and assistance when you need it, while we work with health professionals, gluten free manufacturers, and researchers to raise awareness of coeliac disease in NZ. Together, we can reach the day when every person with coeliac disease gets diagnosed quickly, lives a healthy life, and has the prospect of a cure.
ABOUT COELIAC
NEW ZEALAND
If you have a general membership question or want to find out about volunteering please contact the Coeliac NZ office using the details below.
Office 09 414 7467
Use the contact form to get in touch
PO Box 9734, Newmarket, Auckland, 1149
If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed or just need to chat to someone you can call or text 1737 to talk to a trained counselor any time 24 hours a day.
Alternatively contact Healthline,
available 24/7 on 0800 611 116.
CNZ SUPPORTERS