Durri ACMS Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon

Durri ACMS Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon

Durri ACMS wrote on social media:

On 23 October, we held our Breast Cancer Awareness Luncheon at the Smith Street Building, bringing around 40 community members together for a wonderful day of awareness, connection and support.

A special thank you to our guest speakers, who generously contributed to the day. Their presentations were inspiring and informative and helped create meaningful conversations about breast cancer awareness and the importance of community support.

We were also pleased to welcome representatives from the Lillie Pilli ladies’ group, who shared information about the valuable services and support they provide within our community.

A big thank you to Clicks, Cakes and Catering for providing a beautiful lunch for everyone to enjoy.

Most importantly, thank you to everyone who joined us and helped make the luncheon such a positive and supportive event.

The day provided a wonderful opportunity to raise awareness, share knowledge and strengthen community connections.

Together, we can continue raising awareness and supporting our community.

 

Image Credit: Durri ACMS

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