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Wigs & Hats for Cancer Patients

  • Writer: Anne Moore
    Anne Moore
  • Feb 18
  • 2 min read

Restoring Confidence and Comfort

For many children undergoing cancer treatment, hair loss can be a difficult and emotional experience. Wigs and hats provide not only warmth and protection but also a boost in confidence and self-esteem. Fortunately, several organizations across Canada offer free or low-cost wigs and hats for young patients in need. Here’s how families can access these invaluable resources.

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1. Wigs for Kids Canada

Tags: Wigs for Kids, Hair Loss, Canada-wide


Wigs for Kids Canada provides custom-made wigs at no cost for children experiencing hair loss due to medical conditions, including cancer. These wigs are designed to look natural and help restore a sense of normalcy for young patients.



2. Angel Hair for Kids

Tags: Wigs for Kids, Hair Loss, Canada-wide


A program by A Child’s Voice Foundation, Angel Hair for Kids provides free wigs to children under the age of 19 who have lost their hair due to illness or medical treatments. Each wig is made from real human hair, ensuring comfort and a natural appearance.



3. The Magic Yarn Project

Tags: Hats, Hair Loss, Canada-wide


For children who prefer a creative and whimsical option, The Magic Yarn Project handcrafts soft yarn wigs styled after beloved fairytale characters. These wigs are designed to be gentle on sensitive scalps and bring joy to young cancer patients.



4. Love Your Melon – Request a Hat

Tags: Hats, Hair Loss, Canada-wide


Love Your Melon is a company dedicated to supporting children battling cancer. Families can request a free, high-quality knit hat to keep young patients warm and comfortable during treatment.



Why Wigs & Hats Matter

For children facing cancer, hair loss can be a challenging part of their journey. Access to wigs and hats not only provides physical comfort but also helps children regain confidence and a sense of normalcy. These programs ensure that no child has to go through this experience alone.


If you know a child who could benefit from one of these programs or have experience with any of them, please share your thoughts in the comments below!

 
 
 

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