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Health Promotion

Raising Awareness About Coeliac Disease

Delivering Our Health Promotion Strategy

Health Promotion at Coeliac New Zealand is about supporting those with coeliac disease to live healthier lives and be coeliac-safe. Our work includes leading and delivering innovative and high-quality health promotion programs, resources, and campaigns to help navigate the journey of coeliac disease. We work with medical professionals through our Medical Advisory Panel and partner with researchers and academics, Māori, Pacific and Asian health providers, food industry groups and volunteers throughout New Zealand who align with our goals.

Our new Toolkits, Diet Guide and Shopping resources are designed to support those with coeliac disease to better advocate for themselves. Resources have been developed to raise awareness and educate others on how coeliac disease impacts you and your whanau daily, from early childhood education to schools, and workplaces. The resources cover topics like; getting informed, food & nutrition policy, preparing for camp, smart label reading, how to prevent cross-contamination, managing coeliac disease in the corporate world, and much more.

The Coeliac NZ Medical Advisory Panel has prepared a dietitian standard of care for adults newly diagnosed with coeliac disease which includes a new patient checklist to ensure a holistic approach to patient care. If you are a dietitian or health care professional and would like a copy of these resources, please contact our Health Promotion Manager for a copy. Email: healthpromotion@coeliac.org.nz

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Coeliac New Zealand is available throughout your journey. As part of our community, you’ll get support, advice, and assistance. We work with health professionals, manufacturers, and researchers to raise awareness of coeliac disease in NZ.

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Latest News

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This June, Coeliac New Zealand is leading Coeliac Awareness Week (15 – 21 June 2026), calling for greater understanding of coeliac disease and earlier recognition, while offering practical support and resources to help Kiwis thrive gluten free. For most people, a cold beer is an easy pleasure. For the thousands of New Zealanders living with […]

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14/06/2026
Coeliac Awareness Week: Together we can thrive gluten free!

This June, Coeliac New Zealand is leading Coeliac Awareness Week (15 – 21 June 2026), calling for greater understanding of coeliac disease and earlier recognition, while offering practical support and resources to help Kiwis thrive gluten free. Coeliac disease affects an estimated 100,000 New Zealanders, and can appear at any age, with around 30,000 children […]

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A single day living with coeliac disease can look completely normal from the outside, but internally there is a constant layer of planning, caution, and awareness that is always present. The hardest part is that much of it is invisible. People often only see someone “eating gluten free,” but they don’t see the exhaustion and […]

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