

Why Stainless Steel Water Bottles Are the Ultimate Sidekick (for Health, Recovery & Your Inner Superhero)
Still clinging to your plastic water bottle like a nervous reality show contestant? It’s time for an upgrade. Stainless steel water...


Learning to Ask for Help (and Accepting it) - And exploring our care packages for illness and cancer
When you're recovering from illness, surgery, or navigating treatment, it can feel uncomfortable to ask for help. Many of us worry about...


Lifting Your Mood on Dark Days
It's completely normal to experience dark days during recovery, treatment, or while adjusting to a new diagnosis. These moments don't...


Coping with Tiredness and Low Energy
Gentle tips for coping with fatigue and low energy during recovery or illness. Practical ways to rest, recharge, and care for yourself. ...


Small Triumphs: Finding Small Wins on Hard Days
Finding small wins on hard days. Discover simple ways to find small wins on hard days. Support loved ones during illness, recovery, or treatment with uplifting, practical tips.


How to Help People with Cancer: A Practical Guide for Supporting People with Cancer in New Zealand
A cancer diagnosis is life-changing - not just emotionally and physically, but also financially and logistically. For friends and family,...


Meet the Kiwi Suppliers We use for Our Unique Cancer Gift Hampers and Get Well Gift Hampers
Cancer Gift Hampers and Get Well Gift s Discover the inspiring stories behind our local suppliers - Kiwi Wheatbags , Molly Woppy Cookies...


Cancer Recovery Hampers: Supporting Your Loved Ones Through Tough Times
When a loved one is going through cancer treatment, finding the right way to show your support can be challenging. Words sometimes feel...


Practical and Emotional Ways to offer Support for Someone Diagnosed with Cancer
When someone is diagnosed with cancer, their needs can be diverse and ongoing. Here are some practical and emotional ways you can offer...


Did I send a thoughtless gift to my friend with cancer?
Some years ago, and with the best intentions, I sent a package of gifts to my friend with cancer. As it turns out, it was the wrong gift.