Celebrating Excellence: Jessica Cain-Westaway Receives Community Service Award for Her Dedication as an Aboriginal Cancer Navigator   

Three women stand outdoors, smiling. The woman in the middle holds a certificate and a glass award inscribed with the Jessica Cain-Westaway Community Service Award. Trees and a glimpse of a lake are in the background. Everyone is dressed in business casual attire.

Honouring Excellence in Service

Congratulations to Jessica Cain-Westaway for receiving the prestigious Community Service Award presented by Minister for Aboriginal Affairs, David Harris! 

Barang Regional Alliance nominated Jessica to showcase her dedication as an Aboriginal Cancer Navigator at Eleanor Duncan Aboriginal Services. Her service has been truly exemplary. Her compassionate support for those affected by cancer, navigating through intricate systems with unwavering commitment, is both inspiring and invaluable.

Let’s celebrate Jessica’s outstanding achievements and the profound impact she has made in her community.  Your tireless efforts are a beacon of hope and support. Well done, Jessica!

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Acknowledgement

Barang Regional Alliance acknowledges the Darkinjung People as the traditional owners, caretakers and custodians of the lands, seas and waterways of the Central Coast – the land in which we live, work and operate.

Barang Regional Alliance also acknowledges Traditional Owners, Caretakers and Custodians of Country throughout Australia and recognises the significance of continued and ongoing connection to lands, sea, water and culture. We pay our respects to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and to our Elders, both past and present. 

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