Comfort Kindness Kit

A thoughtful, luxurious and helpful gift to care for someone who is facing cancer or a serious illness, this gift includes:

• Care + Notes journal
• Cashmere Hug
• Ovvio Chamomile Days Organic Tea
• Be Still cup and saucer
• Be Still aromatic mist from Combardis Elixirs

Our Kindness Kits are gifts of the finest quality products, made with care to last. Each product has been carefully chosen to nurture those you love. A thoughtful gift for chemo patients.

• Why choose this gift

  • Your Care + Notes journal is designed to be a helpful and calming place to record the details of your treatment as you navigate a serious illness.

  • The Cashmere Hug wraps softly around the neck and shoulders to keep your loved ones cosy when they’re unwell – a particularly thoughtful item for someone undergoing chemotherapy.

  • Ovvio Chamomile Days Organic Tea is a calming blend of Chamomile, Lavender and Linden flowers created by renowned naturopath and herbalist Anthia Koullouros.

  • Our Be Still cup and saucer made of fine china is a gentle reminder to take a few minutes to rest.

  • The Grace Files custom blend Be Still aromatic mist has been lovingly handmade and uses pure essential oils to enhance a feeling of peace, calm and balance.

• Giving Back

  We value others so 10% of The Grace Files profits goes towards supporting worthy causes. A special blog will be posted each quarter highlighting who we have supported. We love to give back.

• Shipping

  Australia: Flat rate of AUD $10.00 (incl. GST) per order.

  International: Shipping is calculated prior to check out where you will be able to choose from three different shipping options. We understand shipping from Australia can be very expensive and we are working on ways to share our products around the world in a more economical way. Thank you for your understanding.

• How to comfort and help someone who is undergoing chemotherapy

  Our Comfort Kindness Kit has been designed especially with cancer patients in mind and is a wonderful gift for chemo patients.

  While giving a thoughtful gift is a great idea, people going through chemotherapy and cancer treatments will also appreciate the simple things like a kind word or to know that someone is thinking of them.

  Regular text messages are a great way to show someone that they are top of mind – this article from Huffington Post shares ‘12 text messages to send someone with cancer‘. Funny cards and games to help pass the time during treatments may also be appreciated.

  While asking ‘is there anything I can do for you’ is a nice gesture, it’s better to make a concrete offer of help. Consider baking a fresh meal to take over or offering to pick up some groceries at the shops in the morning. This takes the stress away from the patient, who may feel like they don’t want to burden you by accepting your help.

Additional information

Cashmere Hug