Therapy
Hospital Tours are organised specially for siblings of children with cancer and aim to provide them with a chance to experience the medical environment, gain insight into medical equipment and machines, and a chance to bond and share experiences with other siblings of children with cancer.
Entertainment and Enrichment programs provide normalcy and emotional well-being to children with cancer in the hospital by providing a safe, consistent and familiar environment that supports a sense of emotional regulation. Programs like story-telling puppetry, volcano making and water filtration allow children to continue to learn while in the hospital in a relaxed, age-appropriate and safe environment.
Grief Counselling is a supportive therapeutic process that helps individuals cope with the emotional impact of losing a loved one to cancer. It supports caregivers, siblings, children and young people in processing their grief and finding ways to move forward while carrying their memories with them.
Photovoice is a therapeutic photography programme for youths aged 15 to 35, providing a space for them to reflect on and express their experiences, perspectives and insights through photography. Through taking, viewing and sharing photographs, youths give voice to their journeys, creating opportunities for reflection, connection and empowerment.
Expressive Studio is a creative therapeutic space where children and youths can explore, express and connect through music, art and other creative approaches. It provides a safe and supportive environment for emotional expression, creativity and meaning making, supporting children and families through the different seasons of their journey.
PlayGround is a therapeutic play group that provides children with opportunities to develop social and emotional skills through shared play, peer interaction and group experiences. Like a playground, it provides a supportive space for children to explore relationships, practise social skills and develop a sense of belonging.