Help to keep little toes warm and snug during treatment – help fund a pair of socks for a child with cancer.

Pencils and crayons bring some colour into the day for a child undergoing cancer treatments – help fund a colouring set.

Small toys are perfect to take to appointments. Help us to fund a wooden yo-yo for a child with cancer.

Bubbles can brighten up the day, and are small and easy to carry around – help us to fund a bubble set.

Packed with popular children’s games and a great way to have some fun – help us fund a child’s puzzle book.

This bookmark says ‘I’m really brave’ and even has a little furry friend at the top! Help fund a bookmark for a Kids’ Kit.

A bag of essentials, including tissues and anti-bac wipes – help us to fund this bag for a child with cancer.

Games can be played and pictures can be drawn during hospital appointments – help fund a notebook and pen.

Cancer treatment can cause aches and pains. This microwaveable heat pad can be warmed up to keep older people comfortable and relaxed. Help us fund heat pads for our Comfort Kits.

An inflatable travel pillow helps to provide comfort. It’s easy to carry around and can help to aid rest and sleep if enduring spells in hospital. Help us fund travel pillows for our Comfort Kits.

Cancer treatment can cause cold feet. These thick, soft bed socks are included to warm up cold toes, and make someone feel more cosy and comfortable. Help us fund bed socks for our Comfort Kits.

The small print on medicines can be difficult to read for older people, so a magnifying glass makes labels and instructions easier to read. Help us fund magnifying glasses for our Comfort Kits.

These comfortable wrist bands are clinically proven to relieve nausea which can be a horrible side-effect of cancer treatment. Help us fund wrist bands for our Comfort Kits.

Thick, soft bed socks will warm up feet during chemotherapy, to make them feel cosy and comfortable – help us to fund a pair of socks.

Lavender pillow spray will aid more peaceful and relaxing sleep – help us to fund a lavender spray to send out in a cancer kit.

Sleep is important, especially when you’re unwell. A mask helps to block out any unwanted light on a hospital ward. Help us fund masks for our cancer kits.

Nausea is a common side effect of cancer treatment. These tea bags are a healthy way to soothe the discomfort – help us fund some for our kits.

A bag to put everything in, including essential tissues and anti-bac gel. All our kits include these useful items – help us to fund this bag for a person with cancer.

This notebook and pen will help to keep track of hospital visits and doctors appointments. All our kits include this useful item – help us to fund a notebook and pen for a kit.

A moisturising lip balm can help to soothe chapped lips, which can be a side effect of a patient undergoing cancer treatments. Help us to fund lip balms for our kits.

Recovering from cancer can be a long process, in hospital waiting rooms, or in bed. A mindfulness puzzle book can be relaxing way to pass time. Help us fund books for our kits.

Chemotherapy treatment can often cause a dry mouth and an unpleasant metallic taste. These lemon sweets a good way to alleviate this symptom. Help us to fund sweets for our chemo kits.

Chemotherapy patients can suffer from sensitive teeth. This toothpaste will help to take away unpleasant tastes, or painful sensitivity. Help us to fund toothpaste for our chemo kits.

This mouth wash can help to alleviate the experience of an unpleasant metallic taste, and will help someone undergoing chemotherapy to feel fresher. Help fund mouth wash for our chemo kits.

Dry skin is a common side effect of chemotherapy. A small, unscented hand cream can help to soothe dry and chapped hands. Help us to fund hand cream for our chemo kits.