ACCO FREE FAMILY RESOURCE ORDER FORM

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You will find our free resource list below. Please select the items you wish to order and provide us with a valid shipping address for the intended child or family.  


**Please use the proper capitalization when typing your name and address.**

 (Name example: Mary Smith) 

(Address Example: 678 1st Main St. Newark, Florida 12345)


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Please note that we cannot accept international orders for most resources. If you have a question about an international order, please contact resources@acco.org rather than using this form. Thank you! 


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ACCO Free Resources

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The ACCO Treatment Kit is a combination of resources to assist children newly diagnosed with cancer and children undergoing treatment for cancer and their families. The kit includes: a large collapsible duffle bag, a 5.5' X 4' Fleece blanket, a pillow case featuring ACCO's mascot Cozy, and a pack of PJammin Playing Cards

The ACCO’s Medical Play Kit is a free resource designed to familiarize children battling cancer with many of the medical instruments they will encounter during their hospital stays. We hope to empower children by helping them become more comfortable in a hospital environment and giving them the opportunity to play the role of doctor/caregiver rather than be forced into the role of patient. Please note that Cozy the Port-a-Cat is requested separately.

A parental resource that provides a way to document medical treatments, hospital contact information, treatment expenditures, and local resources. This logbook also contains information about clinical trials, treatment procedures, blood counts, side effects, a journal section, and a place to take notes.

This 25 minute animated cartoon is for children diagnosed with cancer, their family, school, and friends. The child with cancer is seen as a hero who battles the evil cancer-dragon with the help of medications and family support. The story can be personalized to the child’s individual cancer type and treatment. Created, directed and animated by Albert 't Hooft and Paco Vink of Anikey Studios and produced by il Luster Films Foundation, ACCO is the sole U.S. distributor of this important visual resource. One free copy per child diagnosed with cancer ages 2-12. Additional copies available for purchase through ACCO’s web store.

A Teen journal that allows adolescents a place to write out their thoughts and feelings throughout their cancer journey. Includes a wooden pen and pencil set.

This 122 page full color journal features ACCO’s mascot, COZY the Port-a-Cat. It encourages children with cancer to express their feelings by writing and drawing. Text prompts assist children with identifying people in their lives who they can talk to about their cancer diagnosis and treatment. Written to empower children to find their inner strength, this journal will also be a treasured keepsake for years to come.

Each Cozy Cares Journal comes with a fun pen in the shape of hand gestures like "thumbs up" and "I love you." Select your desired color.

Cozy the Port-a-Cat is not your everyday stuffed animal. He is a companion that children with cancer can relate to, and he is a teaching tool for parents and healthcare professionals. Children are able to learn about cancer treatments by identifying and practicing them on Cozy, who has endured many cancer related treatments as seen by the patches on his fur. Cozy also proudly displays the gold ribbon symbol over his heart and ACCO’s logo on his foot. Children will want to take Cozy with them everywhere.

A 31 page book for preschoolers diagnosed with cancer (ages 1 to 5 years). Through real-life photos, preschool children are able to identify with Marleigh’s treatments and hospital stays. The last page of the book includes a mirror so that children can see themselves and reflect upon the thought that Marvelous Marleigh is “just like them.”

This 28 page picture book is written for the Spanish-speaking preschool child who has been diagnosed with cancer. Through real-life photos, children will be able to identify with Hannah’s hospital stay, special friends, tests, treatment and germ care.

40 page illustrated book targeted for the 3 to 8 year old sibling of children diagnosed with cancer. Illustrated by Mike Dodd and written through the eyes of his six-year-old son Oliver, this resource focuses on the many questions that siblings have when their brother or sister is diagnosed with cancer, and offers constructive ways on how they can provide support.

Oliver's Story (above) for Spanish-speaking siblings.

200 page resource that provides practical advice for children diagnosed with cancer between 6 and 12 years of age. Warm and funny illustrations and easy-to-read text help the child (and parents) make sense of cancer and it’s treatment.

An essential resource for families who have faced the childhood cancer diagnosis. Written by top researchers in the field, and balanced with parent's personal experiences, this 322 page resource covers learning issues from infancy through adulthood. A good education provides hope for the future.


An essential resource for families who have a child diagnosed with cancer. Written by experts in the field, and balanced with parents' personal experiences, this 261 page resource focuses on improving the quality of life of the child through an understanding of pain and symptom management, enhanced communication skills and practical ways to simply help sick kids be kids.

This is an inspiring 25 page book filled with wonderful pictures to color, word activities to complete and words of encouragement for kids with cancer.

Is a concise reference guide which explains what clinical trials are, which defines a clinical trials process and structure.

A comprehensive resource that guides the family whose child has been diagnosed with a diffuse intrinsic pontine glioma through this difficult diagnosis. Chapters are written by pediatric neuro-oncology experts and cover all aspects of treating a child with a DIPG. The book includes 164 parent stories that provide personal insight to the DIPG journey.
More Free Resources from ACCO Partners
Helping to Heal
During a time when parents are unable to control all of the chemicals and radiation placed in their bodies, providing a safe home is something they are still able to do. With topics such as healthy food choices and homemade alternatives to chemical cleaning supplies, this resource provides advice for safe, affordable household practices. As a result of a generous donation from the Helping to Heal Foundation, we are able to offer this book free of charge for families.

Headbands of Hope 

Headbands of Hope graciously donated headbands to our community. 

In return, Headbands of Hope asks that we provide them a picture of your child wearing their new headband! Pictures should be sent to resources@acco.org.  


Emotional Communication Kit donated by La Roche-Posay
To help facilitate communication between children undergoing treatment and their loved ones, ACCO teamed up with La Roche-Posay to create kits with tools designed to help kids express feelings in a language that is understandable. Children can use emojis to let their caregivers know how they’re feeling emotionally throughout their treatment. Included in the kit is a dry erase board with a marker & eraser, emoji stickers, a 'Today I Feel…' card and a 'How Do I Feel Today' booklet.  
 

Headbands of Hope Photo Waiver

The dignity and privacy of our children and their families is a priority for the American Childhood Cancer Organization (ACCO) and their affiliates.  If you choose not to have your child, their siblings or your family's photos taken at any ACCO events, it will not impact your ability to receive services.  The photos and materials taken and used by ACCO and their affiliates are to promote our services to the community, share photos among other families within our organization and to advertise activities to the community



provide my consent and authorize the American Childhood Cancer Organization to use my child's photographs in promotional material for the organization. Some examples of promotional material where photographs might be use are newspapers, magazines, publications, advertisements/flyers, television, web sites or social media. Photographs will be the sole property of the photographer named below and the American Childhood Cancer Organization. I hereby release all claims and liability relating to social media. 

I hereby authorize ACCO and its assigns and transference to copyright, use and publish the same in print and/or electronically. Headbands of Hope will be sent pictures to use on their website and social media accounts.


In addition, I understand and agree to the following: 

 

  • The photographs received by the ACCO remains the exclusive property of ACCO 

  • My first name and/or child's first name, age, gender, and/or diagnosis may be named in connection with the public use of the photographs shared as ACCO deems appropriate.

  • My child's photographs may need to be modified slightly for use. 

  • Any photographs of my child received by the ACCO are and will remain the exclusive property of ACCO. 

  • By releasing my child's photographs, I cannot use these photos for anything but my own personal use and must consult with the ACCO for any additional uses, such as commercial and marketing purposes. Photographs may not be sent to other nonprofits or childhood cancer communities without permission from ACCO.

 

I understand and agree that ACCO may use such photographs with or without our name and for any lawful purpose, including for example such purposes as publicity, illustration, advertising and web content. I also acknowledge that by having a photograph publicized that my child may be identified as having been diagnosed with caner. 

This authorization is continuous and will remain in effect until such authorization is rescinded.  It is not necessary for ACCO to contact me prior to publishing this material in any literature, promotions or on the website. I relinquish all rights, title and interest in the photographs. 

 

By adding my name below, I acknowledge the above. 



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