Cheshire disAbility Services depends entirely on donations to support people with disabilities who receive 24-hour care at the centre.
Over the years, Cheshire has received great support from various sectors and individuals.
Unfortunately, these donations have declined.
This is the reason why Cheshire disAbility Services is calling on the general public to back one of its major fundraiser: The sausage sizzle.
The centre is a haven for underprivileged people living with disabilities where they are cared for by volunteer caregivers.
Despite the wonderful work they do, Cheshire has received little support from relevant authorities.
Taking a proactive approach, the Centre will conduct its first sausage sizzle fundraiser this weekend (February 3) at Gordon’s Foodworld.
As the Centre prepares for the year, they are seeking individuals, organisations and communities to participate in this worthy cause, in support of persons with disabilities and their caregivers.
All proceeds will enable the continuity of its feeding program and meeting the needs of those accommodated at the centre.
Cheshire disAbility Services is welcoming assistance and donations in cash and kin.
It is appealing to the wider public and business community to support a worthy cause.