Written by a parent, not a doctor. Nothing here is medical advice.
Support organization
Wigs For Kids provides one free, made-to-order, full-cap human-hair replacement system per year to an approved child age 3-18 in the United States or Canada with medical hair loss. A child with B-ALL fits only when cancer treatment has caused significant hair loss and the family is seeking whole-head coverage. A legal guardian applies online, completes an intake interview, submits proof of age, photos, and a medical-professional form, and works with a designated stylist for measurement and fitting; approval and sponsorship are not guaranteed and the process takes several months.
Provides the family assistance described in the organization's verified program pages.
Wigs For Kids provides an approved child age 3–18 in the United States or Canada with one free, made-to-order, full-cap human-hair replacement system per year when medically related hair loss requires whole-head coverage.
One free made-to-order, hand-tied, full-cap human-hair replacement system for your child, with measurement and styling appointments, an initial care kit and care instruction.
Helps with: Practical Items And Home Help
Where: No published residence restriction
Care team must start: No
Resource Directory
This official family-facing resource covers finding a recipient measurement and styling provider by location. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: finding a recipient measurement and styling provider by location
Guide
This official family-facing resource covers causes of childhood hair loss, including cancer treatment, and support options. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: and support options, causes of childhood hair loss, including cancer treatment
Guide
This official family-facing resource covers cancer-related hair loss and free custom hair-replacement support. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: cancer-related hair loss and free custom hair-replacement support
Guide
This official family-facing resource covers measurement appointment preparation, timing, photos, and system limitations. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: and system limitations, measurement appointment preparation, photos, timing
Patient Support Material
This official family-facing resource covers required medical verification for a child hair-replacement application. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: required medical verification for a child hair-replacement application
Guide
This official family-facing resource covers eligibility, application documents, production, shipping, fitting, and care. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: and care, application documents, eligibility, fitting, production, shipping
Guide
This official family-facing resource covers application stages, documentation, measurement, manufacturing, fitting, and care. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: and care, application stages, documentation, fitting, manufacturing, measurement
Educational Toolkit
This official family-facing resource covers washing, conditioning, storage, styling, maintenance, and product guidance. It was publicly available at review, but families should verify current forms, contacts, and linked services before relying on it.
Topics: and product guidance, conditioning, maintenance, storage, styling, washing
Organization details were last verified Aug 24, 2026. Program availability can change.
