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The North West Cancer Centre (NWCC) at Altnagelvin Hospital has expressed its sincere gratitude to Jacqueline Moore and Laura Moore for their generous donation of self-care packages for breast cancer patients.
The duo recently visited the Derry site to deliver the packages, which were designed to provide comfort and support to those currently undergoing treatment at the facility.
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Jacqueline coordinated the self-care packages as a token of her appreciation and empathy towards other breast care patients. The project was made possible through the generosity of family and friends across the Limavady and Ballykelly areas, whose donations funded the items for each package.
A spokesperson for the Western Trust welcomed the donation, noting the positive impact such gestures have on patient wellbeing during their time at the NWCC.
Jacqueline Moore extended her heartfelt thanks to everyone in the local community who contributed, ensuring that each self-care gift serves as a reminder of the care and solidarity felt across the region.
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