Give a gift

Thank you to all of our wonderful supporters who have helped provide activity kits to children facing cancer through our Give a Gift Campaign.

Hospital packs well received

The hard working frontline staff at Sydney's Children Hospital Randwick and Westmead kindly sent us some wonderful feedback regarding the help that these kits have provided to children and families - in both the outpatient cancer treatment centres and oncology wards.

As we have quite a number of children and families in treatment at the moment a few of the bags were split/shared around. The content of the bags is so generous we thought that sharing some items would allow more children to receive something.

Helping those that help others

It was wonderful to hear that the packs have also supported these incredibly hard working therapists as they in turn support children and families facing cancer.

Recently it has been very fast paced and child life therapy and resources are in high demand - by having the NB bags available has really helped!!

Kits in action

Lisa and Wendy who are both working in Oncology/Cancer Centre for children at Westmead with some of the packs in the Child Life Therapy area.

Packs well received by Westmead children

Below is Kylie receiving kits at Randwick.

Sydney Childrens Hospital receiving activity packs

Thank you

Once again thank you for making a difference!

Give a gift to a child with cancer

Brighten a child's day - for as little as $59, you can gift a child with neuroblastoma a fun Activity Pack to keep them entertained and engaged whilst isolated indoors at home or in hospital.

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