Holly Cheyne loved to play on the iPad during her time at Hawke's Bay Hospital and when her family found out they were stolen Tremains agreed to replace them.
Mother of Holly and Tremains real estate agent, Nikki Cheyne said she instantly wanted to help as she knew how much they had impacted her daughter during her time in the children's ward.
"They helped Holly get through her treatment as they acted as a distraction giving her something else to focus on and also worked as a positive learning tool."
Play specialist, Pamela McCullough, said the iPads were great for preparing children for treatment.
"A lot of them are nervous or scared and there are applications on the iPad that show them what certain things are or the sounds they make. If someone was getting an MRI scan it would tell them all about it so they could get comfortable before they see it in real life."