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Dare to Dream 2020: meet two of the winners
Last year, Miranda, from the Gold Coast and Lara, from Dural, were two of just eight young Australians to be awarded a Redkite and Coles Dare to Dream scholarship.
Last year, Miranda, from the Gold Coast and Lara, from Dural, were two of just eight young Australians to be awarded a Redkite and Coles Dare to Dream scholarship.
Funded with the support of Coles, the scholarship can be put towards education, career or life goals that have been disrupted due to the impact cancer has on a child’s physical and mental wellbeing.
Miranda developed a passion for nursing and art while being treated for thyroid cancer and is using her $3000 scholarship to support her Bachelor of Nursing and Art Therapist Diploma. Lara, in remission from Hodgkin lymphoma, wants to start her own conveyancing firm.
Miranda said she admired the nurses who treated her and the art therapists who worked with her.
For Lara, cancer impacted every aspect of her life, from schooling, friendships and even her self-esteem. But it didn’t take away her dream of being able to help people make their dreams of home ownership come true.
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KiteCrew is a free support app that coordinate’s all the practical support a family needs while their child is being treated for cancer.
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