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Sam Cane backs concussion response kit for community sport

All Blacks captain Sam Cane is backing Hit Kit, a portable concussion guidance pack for coaches and volunteers.

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Hit Kit is a portable pack designed to help coaches, parents and volunteers respond to suspected concussions in community sport. The kit provides clear guidance during the crucial hours after a head knock. The business was founded by Helen Tufui and has attracted backing from All Blacks captain Sam Cane.

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Sam Cane backs Hit Kit concussion business founded by Helen Tufui

Helen Tufui talks to Tom Raynel about her small concussion kit business Hit Kit.

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1News

Sam Cane-backed kit to help community sport respond to concussions

The portable pack aims to give coaches, parents and volunteers clear guidance in the crucial hours after a suspected head knock.

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