Child Life Therapy

Play and education can improve a child’s resilience during the cancer treatment cycle. Child Life Therapists teach children valuable coping strategies to help them manage their illness.

Family Camp

Our family camps, held all over Australia, provide a relaxing weekend break for families impacted by cancer. With fun activities for everyone, camps are a great way for the whole family to unwind, reconnect, laugh and recharge.

In Hospital Support

Our Family and Hospital Support Teams play a huge role in building optimism. They’re a friendly face that visits families in each of the children’s hospitals in the country every single week to provide support to families in the early stages of their diagnosis.

Family Fun Day

Family Fun Days give families impacted by cancer a chance to enjoy a day of entertainment, new experiences and fun challenges.

Everything is organised, taken care of and free of charge. All families have to do is turn up and have fun.

Junior Camp

A special camp for 7 to 9 year olds to make new friends, test their camping skills and have a load of fun.

With lots of great activities for play and learning, children go home with a sense of accomplishment and independence.

Kids' Camps

Camps provide kids impacted by cancer with a vital break to strengthen their wellbeing, build resilience, independence and valuable life skills.

Mini Camp

Mini Camps are ‘camps’ designed to give younger children a taste of the camping life, without the sleepover.

Packed with great activities for children aged 4 to 6, Mini Camps are full of fun, friends and laughter.

Middle Camp

Middle Camp is a camp for 10-12 year-olds bursting with fun, creative and challenging activities for children impacted by cancer.

Camps let children make friends, laugh and learn important skills, returning home with increased confidence and resilience.

Retreats

It’s essential for families impacted by cancer to be able to relax, unwind and spend quality time away from the intensity of their cancer experience. Camp Quality offers families a safe space to retreat together at Salamander Bay (NSW), Warrnambool (VIC) and West Beach Caravan Park (SA).

Kids' Guide to Cancer

The Camp Quality Kids' Guide to Cancer app is our educational program for children 8-13 years who have a loved one with cancer.

Family Experiences

Outings like sporting events, the zoo or concerts gives children and families a chance to spend time together having fun.

Through the generosity of our community partners, Camp Quality distributes tickets for these experiences to families impacted by cancer.

Primary School Education Program - Parents

Our Primary School Education Program uses puppets to dispel myths and create supportive communities for any child affected by cancer. Our special puppet shows will bring laughter and positivity to your school and can have a big impact on your child’s confidence.

Primary School Education Program - Teachers

As a teacher, Principal, or School Counsellor, our Primary School Education Program can help you build a supportive school community for any child affected by cancer. The program, featuring our Camp Quality Puppets, is free, fun, and supported by educational resources for teachers and students. Find out more or book the program today.

Primary School Education Program - Kids

Our puppets are cheeky and lots of fun - but they carry an important message. Having the puppets visit your school could help your peers understand cancer and most importantly, how to be a good friend. The puppet show is jam-packed with fun, laughter and positivity. Our puppets, Kylie, Dean and Melissa would love to meet you and your friends!

Beads of Courage

The Beads of Courage program  uses unique beads to track each procedure of a child’s cancer experience, such as blood tests, central lines, radiation sessions and surgery