Health

Proving the case for public funding

Auckland City Mission – Te Tāpui Atawhai is deeply grateful for the Hynds Foundation and its commitment to strengthening our communities. Philanthropy plays a vital role in addressing needs that…

Introducing the new Heart Foundation-Hynds fellow – Dr Nikki Earle

Pictured above from left – Jaimi Fraser (Heart Foundation), Mami Hynds, Leonie Hynds, Dr Nikki Earle, Robyn Hynds, Chloe Milloy (Heart Foundation). Alongside well-known heart disease risk factors such as…

Update on the Heart Foundation-Hynds Senior Research Fellowship

Pictured together are Hynds Foundation trustees (from left): Mami Hynds, Aaron Hynds, Adrian Hynds, John Hynds, and Léonie Hynds, with (at rear) Andrew Reynolds and Clive Nelson (Heart Foundation), Cheryll…

Auckland BioEngineering Institute (ABI) – Atrial Fibrillation Research phase completes

Over three years from 2021, Hynds Foundation supported Dr Jesse Ashton and his research team to improve diagnosis and treatment in costly cardiac diseases such as Atrial Fibrillation (AF) and…

Improving pathways for youth into the Health Sciences

The Pacific Workforce Development Pilot Cadet Programme is a pilot initiative commencing in2024 with support from the Hynds Foundation and other funders including thegovernment. The focus region for the pilot…

Auckland BioEngineering Institute – advancing research techniques

The Auckland Bioengineering Institute (ABI) has been breaking boundaries in bioengineering for more than 20 years, by applying engineering and technical innovation to advancing medical care and understanding of human…

Heart Foundation

Hynds Foundation has regularly supported Heart Foundation NZ through a number of research grants and funding initiatives. We have also been encouraged by the keen participation of our team, customers,…

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Proving the case for public funding

Introducing the new Heart Foundation-Hynds fellow – Dr Nikki Earle

Update on the Heart Foundation-Hynds Senior Research Fellowship

Auckland BioEngineering Institute (ABI) – Atrial Fibrillation Research phase completes

Improving pathways for youth into the Health Sciences

Auckland BioEngineering Institute – advancing research techniques

Heart Foundation