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Breda Dyland (front centre) from the Kerry Cancer Support with KDYS students who took part in a pyjama morning in aid of the Kerry Cork Link Bus.
IN what was the final day before nipping off for the Christmas holidays, LCA students at KDYS had a morning with a difference in aid of the Kerry Cancer Support Group.
A pyjama morning was held for the charity that runs the vital Kerry Cork Health Link Bus. Students raised money through donations and in doing so raised awareness for the Kerry Cancer Support Group around the town.
Second year KDYS student, Amy Diggins, was behind the fundraiser. She approached the group because she wanted to make everyone aware of the dangers of cancer and in particular early detection, especially for young people.
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“A relative of mine had used the service and we thought they were very good. Also, with it being free, we wanted to give something back to the charity,” said Amy.
Kerry Cancer Support Group is a free community service open to all, without referral. It aims to provide social support to individuals on their cancer journey.
The charity operates a 14 seater minibus which ferries cancer sufferers from Kerry to University Hospital Cork and back five days a week.
