top of page

At Childhood Matters, we strongly believe in community outreach. You can now help us support a child or a family that would benefit most from the resources we have to offer. 

Please fill the form below to nominate a child/family to receive a free toolbox. For a customized toolbox, we will contact you for additional information.

*One nomination will be selected each month. Currently we are only accepting nominations that can be shipped within the United States of America.

 Nominate A Star

Nominate A Child To Receive A Free Toolbox

Which Toolbox Would You Like The Child To Receive

Thanks for for your submission. We will contact you for a shipping address and other details if your nomination is selected.

Separation Anxiety Tools 

Sophia, 7, was nominated by her mom to receive the Separation Anxiety Toolbox. Sophia, who has ADHD and anxiety, has struggled with her dad’s stage IV lung cancer and his lengthy hospital stays. This toolbox helps her cope with their time apart and manage her anxietyThese tools support Sophia in staying connected to her dad and finding stability during this challenging period.

DSCF0132.jpg

  Made For The Star
 

Stories of Hope from the "Nominate a Star" Program
4DCA19CE-E09F-4E4B-9171-A708B525F0D3.JPG

Sensory Tools

William, a brave three-year-old, was sponsored by his mother to receive a sensory toolbox to help him navigate his challenging medical journey with leukemia. This thoughtfully curated toolbox is designed to provide comfort, distraction, and a sense of normalcy amidst his treatments by providing sensory stimulation and emotional support.

Grief & Loss Tools

A grief and loss toolbox was sent to Dominic, a four-year-old who lost his father and was struggling to cope with this profound loss. This special toolbox was filled with resources designed to help Dominic process and express his emotions through various modes such as play, art, and storytelling. These tools aim to provide Dominic with a safe and nurturing way to navigate his grief and begin healing.

IMG_6072.jpg
bottom of page