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Kits are full of practical, fun and comfort things people actually need to get through cancer treatment. Unlike hampers we have source product based around the specific needs of people going through treatment for cancer, be that chemo, radiation or something else.
CANCER IS UGLY, TREATMENT DOESN'T NEED TO BE...
"Thank you to everyone at Kit for Cancer! Our mum has metastatic breast cancer and Friday 13th July (of all days) she starts her next lot of treatment - this time we've given her the amazing pack that is kit - she was so excited to go through all the goodies - "Oh, that smells lovely!", "That will come in handy." and "What a brilliant idea!"
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June is Bowel Cancer Awareness Month, creating awareness for prevention, early diagnosis, research, quality treatment and the best care for everyone affected by bowel cancer. While
Can you believe it’s Winter again! Cold weather can be particularly difficult for cancer patients. Don’t let the low temperatures and wintry weather take a
With isolation and only attending the Doctor’s surgery when absolutely necessary it’s been easy to put off getting your flu shot. It’s Winter next week
Volunteering Australia is celebrating National VolunteerWeek (NVW), Monday 18 May – Sunday 24 May 2020 with the theme “Changing Communities. Changing Lives.” Volunteers are vital to providing supports and services
One of the unfortunate side-effects of some chemotherapy is mouth ulcers and sore lips. Also the colder weather with Autumn frosts or a cold or
Happy Mother’s Day to all Mums past, present, soon to be or Mother figures. On Mother’s Day, there is a hole in the heart for
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Because when you have CANCER the last thing you need to waste time on is finding stuff to help you get through the daily grind of treatment.
