Tea, treats and talks

Casey North Community Information & Support Service executive officer Helen Small and Narre Warren North MP Belinda Wilson enjoyed a cuppa during the event. 332123 Pictures: GARY SISSONS

Casey North Community Information and Support Service (CNCISS) staff members and Narre Warren community groups came together to support the fight against cancer on Wednesday 24 May.

As part of the Cancer Council’s annual Biggest Morning Tea event, Casey Council representatives Narre Warren North MP Belinda Wilson joined the cohort to raise funds towards a cancer-free future.

CNCISS executive officer Helen Small said the event also hosted a friendly bake-off, with a CNCISS staff member claiming victory with their “marvellous” cheesecake.

As the cold is starting to settle in as winter approaches, the CNCISS is hosting a winter coat drive and is also seeking any donations of swags for the region’s homeless population at their Suite 2/30-32 Verdun Dr, Narre Warren premises.

To contribute to CNCISS’ Biggest Morning Tea fundraiser, visit www.biggestmorningtea.com.au/fundraisers/LindaHarper-White