BCCWA founder Ros Worthington with The Square Mirrabooka marketing manager Zaran Oliver.
Camera IconBCCWA founder Ros Worthington with The Square Mirrabooka marketing manager Zaran Oliver. Credit: Supplied/Supplied

Christmas hampers go to 15 families affected by breast cancer

Denise S. CahillWestern Suburbs Weekly

The Square Mirrabooka, Belmont Forum and Cockburn Gateway Shopping City filled the hampers and staff delivered them.

The Square Mirrabooka marketing manager Zaran Oliver said the hampers were tailored to each family’s specific circumstances.

The families have been receiving free support services from Breast Cancer Care WA (BCCWA), including breast care nursing, counselling and financial assistance. Gold coin donations from gift wrapping stations at each shopping centre go to BCCWA.

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