Undergoing Treatment
Support Groups
The BrainWAVE program connects families with children facing similar diagnoses.
Learn MoreOntario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer's Parent Liason Program arranges hospital visits by professionals and parents experienced in navigating a childhood cancer diagnosis.
Learn MoreFor families throughout Canada facing a blood cancer diagnosis, connect with those in a similar position through the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society's Support Groups.
Learn MoreAs a child caregiver, join the Momcology Online Support Group to grow meaningful connections with those with similar circumstances.
Learn MoreThe WellSpring Cancer Support Program in collaboration with the OPACC provides regular online sessions led by professionals familiar with childhood cancer caregiving.
Learn MoreThe Ontario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer's Community Parent Group Service offers community-based support through social media from families who have undergone a childhood cancer diagnosis within the Hamilton, Waterloo, and Niagara regions.
Learn MoreSmart Patients is an online community for patients and their families to learn from the experiences of other patients. Members of this community provide advice and information on how they care for their family's needs.
Learn MoreFinance & Service Needs
Find those offering services such as haircuts and transport for families managing cancer.
Learn MoreCure The Kids provides information on how to navigate insurance, medical bills, and payment plans.
Learn MoreCaring Together offers information about funding expenses through outlets such as organizations, charities, and government benefits.
Learn MoreU-link lists several charities that offer financial support for families in need throughout Canada.
Learn MoreCancer Care News lists several charities that offer financial support for families in need throughout the U.S.
Learn MoreThe Pediatric Oncology Group of Ontario's Financial Assistance Program offers reimbursement for food, accommodations, and various childcare expenses.
Learn MoreThe Twinkie Foundation helps families achieve financial reimbursements for travel expenses necessary to receive expert medical assistance.
Learn MoreOntario Parents Advocating for Children with Cancer's Parking and Gift-Card Programs provide families free gift cards and coverage of hospital parking fees.
Learn MoreFind financial aid offered by the Government and Ontario Ministries for parents with a sick child through SickKids.
Learn MoreChai Lifeline operates several free programs offering family outings and getaways, reimbursements for medication and hospital needs, and meal services.
Learn MoreThe Kids Cancer Care Foundation supports families from Alberta by offering virtual or in-person tutoring sessions for young children.
Learn MoreChildhood Cancer Canada offers families with children actively undergoing treatment an Emergency Fund consisting of a one-time $300 cheque.
Learn MoreChildhood Cancer Canada offers families with a passed child a Benevolent Fund consisting of a $1500 cheque intended to aid in covering memorial services and ongoing care expenses.
Learn MoreComfort & Wellbeing
Companions, Apparel, & Accessories
Club NEGU provides encouragement and support for families impacted by childhood cancer. Once you sign up for ClubNEGU, your courageous child and family will receive boosts of encouragement each month.
Learn MoreSponsors of the Wreck-It Like Beckett Foundation enable the distribution of Beckett Boxes to families with children diagnosed with cancer. These include a variety of goods such as books, natural cleaning and bathing products, and stationary.
Learn MoreIn memory of 7-year-old Zoah who faced her own battle with cancer, sign up with Zoah’s Toys to be eligible to receive up to 5 donated toys a month.
Learn MoreAs a parent or loved one, you can request a free teddy bear from The Children's Cancer Research Fund for your child.
Learn MoreTiny Superheroes is an organization that creates and delivers capes for extraordinary children. On their website, you may nominate a person of your choice to receive a cape for free. Even sidekicks (siblings and close supporters) can be nominated.
Learn MoreThe Million Dollar Smiles Program provides childhood cancer families with free backyard playgrounds in the summer and Bearhug packages featuring teddy bears distributed around Christmas.
Learn MoreFeel Better Friends are handmade dolls created by volunteers that mimic the appearance of the child including medical devices/needs.
Learn MoreBrave Barbie Dolls are made in partnership with Mattel and CureSearch for Children’s Cancer. They provide childhood cancer patients with a doll representative of themselves to encourage acceptance and confidence.
Learn MoreThe Medi Teddy is a stuffed toy that covers the IV line drip bag in hopes of making children’s treatment a little less scary by having their teddy do it with them.
Learn MoreKids Hope Chest creates accompaniments for medical equipment in fun shapes and creative designs. Their IV pole pals and feeding friends to secure NG tubes are a wonderful way to brighten up hospital rooms and children alike!
Learn MoreBrave Gowns are committed to making hospital stays more comfortable and stylish for kids of all ages. They design bright, colourful gowns, pants, masks, pillowcases, blankets, backpacks, and even wall tapestries with a flair that will match your child’s personality!
Learn MoreComfy Cases creates custom pillowcases for children hospitalized with cancer.
Learn MoreStorkApparel is an Etsy shop that sells hospital gowns with fun designs for children. Their gowns have snaps in the back, making them accessible for bathroom use.
Learn MoreHeadcovers sell several hats suited for any occasion for all children.
Learn MoreWigs for Kids is a Canadian company that offers Hair Replacement Systems at no cost if you qualify.
Learn MoreQuilts for Kids is a nonprofit organization that transforms fabric into quilts for children facing serious illness, trauma, abuse, and natural disasters across North America.
Learn MoreSignatureLittleOnes sells handmade cozy blankets in several colours, sizes, materials, and motivational messages.
Learn MoreRan by a fellow bereaved mother, CreativeMom and Tubie2Go offer a variety of products aspiring to make medical life fun and practical for children and families alike. From stickers to books and clothing, each child can meet their match in bubbly character form!
Learn More Tubie2GoFounded by a loving mother to a son facing his own battle with childhood cancer, RiverNRowan Creations offer customized blankets and necklaces for those experiencing similar hardships. Give the gift of coziness to those in need!
Learn MoreNebraska Doll Closet sells handmade scrubs for 18-inch American girl dolls. A set includes a scrub top, pants, mask and cap with the cancer awareness ribbon printed on it.
Learn MoreLittleElska offers stuffed animal companions that can carry your child's name, date of birth, weight, and more.
Learn MoreFrom t-shirts to hoodies, ComfyCozys has everything you need to keep your child comfortable and stylish in a practical way, featuring access zippers and button closures fitted to infusion ports.
Learn MoreNavigating life with a chest port for infusion access can be challenging. Zippaport offers customized t-shirts featuring port-access zippers to resolve this complication with style!
Learn MoreThe EmPower Pack Program hosted by Childhood Cancer Canada provides age-specific support packages containing a tablet, accessories and goods such as plush toys and hats, as well as a daily journal and colouring book.
Learn MoreFun Activities & Lessons
Ollie’s Orchestra’s mission is to provide music to childhood cancer patients and their families given its benefits in stress relief. They donate free backpacks of musical instruments or a children’s guitar to infants and children with a cancer diagnosis, as well as link them with musicians and artists who can provide music lessons, “mini concerts”, and/or music therapy sessions.
Learn MoreThe Heroes Circle Program provides children facing cancer the opportunity to relieve stress and learn a new skill through free martial arts therapy classes (both in-person and virtual).
Learn MoreFind workshops, programs, camps, and much more on Activity Heroes.
Learn MoreOn GoNoodle, your child can find short online videos, activities, and blog posts about topics from science to cooking including interactive activities to test their knowledge.
Learn MoreOn SkillShare, anyone can find a hobby or skill they would like to learn more about.
Learn MoreBlue Balloon Songwriting School offers lesson plans for children to grasp both an instrument and the art of songwriting.
Learn MoreVirtual Tours allow you to explore tourist attractions and exciting destinations all from the comfort of your own home!
Learn MoreOn KneeBouncers, find both free and paid memberships featuring hundreds of educational and exciting online games, colouring sheets, music, and interactive videos for young children and toddlers!
Learn MoreEscape Kit provides pre-made virtual escape rooms and DIY instructions to create your own at home.
Learn MoreLetsRoam has several activities from scavenger hunts to escape rooms as well as virtual birthday party planners.
Learn MoreEducational professional Susie Allison, founder of Busy Toddler, offers a number of ideas when it comes to children’s gifts and boredom breakers. Find wonderful ways to surprise your loved ones with activities and goods themed for every holiday throughout the year!
Learn MoreLooking for a safe space to chat with others facing similar challenges? Ability Online provides monitored forums, discussion platforms, games and activities catered to building meaningful relationships and inclusiveness.
Learn MoreLearn all about animals around the world on National Geographic!
Learn MoreWhen You Wish allows you to arrange an online visit by your child's favourite princess or character to provide some encouragement!
Learn MorePrincesses Against Cancer is dedicated to both in-person and virtual hospital visits as the popular Disney Princesses.
Learn MoreSeveral Virtual Support Programs by the Brain Tumour Foundation provide simple activities
Learn MoreThe Kids Cancer Care Foundation supports families from Alberta by offering year-round child, teen, and family camp stays.
Learn MoreMedications & Side Effects
U-link allows families to connect with healthcare providers seeking participants for novel trials related to childhood diagnoses.
Learn MoreSingle Care demonstrates the importance of creating planners to manage several medications at once as well as safe handling/storage.
Learn MoreWith seizures commonly resulting from brain tumours, it is important to understand their nature and how to safely address them which can be done through use of Pacific Medical Training's overview.
Learn MoreNursing Education takes patients and their families through what to expect following cancer treatment, how to effectively manage side effects, and when to reach out to your care team for additional support.
Learn MoreGift Giving
Give InKind is a U.S based service where you or your loved ones can create a profile or page sharing your story. You then can invite friends and family to your page, add requests or wish lists for certain items, provide updates, and much more.
Learn MoreThe Songs of Love Foundation writes and produces free personalized songs for children going through difficult times. You simply fill out an online survey that tells them about the child and they deliver the song digitally or on a USB drive.
Learn MoreChoose Hope offers a range of products for children with cancer such as clothing, jewelry, and journals. Many are available in colours associated with specific types of cancer to show your support.
Learn MoreWritten by Fowler, a mother to a son who faced childhood cancer himself, Wreck-It Like Beckett: Healthy Living for Families guides the reader through tips and tricks on how they can live a healthier lifestyle both during and after cancer treatment.
Learn MoreFood & Grocery Needs
Meal Train is a way to organize meals for families in need. Fill out an online application on behalf of a recipient as well as any necessary dietary restrictions or preferences. There are several options to choose from including groceries and housework.
Learn MoreLasagna Love offers coordinated lasagna deliveries made fresh by local volunteer chefs for those who need a little extra help with dinner! Availability varies by area with volunteers located throughout North America.
Learn MorePower Kitchen is a meal service that delivers fresh meal-prepped dishes for all diet types. They provide an 8-week rotating menu to encourage variety.
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