This project was created as a resource for childhood cancer patients and their families on heart toxicity caused by chemotherapy. Despite being effective agents against pediatric cancer, anthracyclines (a type of chemotherapy drug) are known to cause heart damage when used for treatment. Because heart toxicity is often a late side effect, patients may not know to ask how their heart is affected or what that means for follow-up care. Through collaboration with the HOPE Cancer Survivorship Program at Children’s Hospital Colorado, this education guide with supporting interactive 3D media was created to increase the health literacy of chemotherapy-induced cardiotoxicity for childhood cancer survivors and their families. The pamphlet will be provided in survivorship clinics and will be available to take home after. By supporting health literacy, the guide aims to equip survivors with knowledge for advocacy, and foster communication between patients and their care team so patients can be connected with resources for long-term follow-up care.