Care Packs 4 Kids

The Care Pack program was created to brighten the day of children undergoing cancer treatment.

Designed for children aged 0-18, these Care Packs ease the strain of long hospital visits with snacks, fidget toys, and activity books. They aim to make hospital stays more manageable and less daunting by providing comfort, maintaining energy, and offering distraction. These packs help make challenging times a bit brighter and less stressful for young patients and their families.

Comfort Delivered

Cailey

Cailey is being treated at the Children’s Hospital at Westmead “We have been fortunate enough to not require any financial assistance but knowing the help is there if needed, takes the pressure off a little.  The Care Packs provided at...

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Charlie

Charlie is being treated at the Women’s and Children’s Health Network in Adelaide his mum sent us this beautiful photo of him with a Care Pack, and said that “he was thrilled to open it and find it was full of his favourite...

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William

William is being treated at Westmead Hospital. He is currently undergoing the third phase of his treatment, which involves being admitted every two weeks for chemotherapy and lumbar puncture. During this period, he stays at Camperdown Ward from...

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Corporate Care Pack Sessions

Kids With Cancer Foundation offers the opportunity for corporates and businesses to get involved with Corporate Care Pack Community Days. This is a fantastic way to give back to the community and create a great team-bonding experience for you and your staff. Donating towards these sessions, ensures that the #carepacks4kids program can continue to put smiles on faces in hospitals nation-wide. 

See a corporate care pack session in action.

Testimonials

“Thank you, guys, for your beautiful packs, I went into the Monash Children’s Hospital for a Lumbar puncture and Chemotherapy today and didn’t have to worry about snacks or being bored. Me and all of the other patients love your packs, especially the little kids and toddlers who are always coloring in. Just seeing the packs alone as you walk into the clinic reminds you that there are researchers out there fighting for you and people who are praying and doing their best to support you. Your love is always appreciated- keep up the generous work!”young boy in Melbourne

“When I was handing out the care packs yesterday, I had 2 families that were very surprised to receive another care pack.  They had received one a couple of months ago and were so grateful to hear that it was a regular donation from Kids with Cancer Foundation.  I also had a mum who was overwhelmed as she was running late and didn’t have time to pack snacks, and this care pack was just what her family needed to get through their long clinic day.”Chelsea, Women & Childrens Hospital, SA