Volunteers from the Yurana Cancer Kids Holiday Homes will again be hosting their traditional Christmas lunch at the Mollymook Surf Life Saving Club

So don't spend Christmas Day on your own this year but instead come and join what will another great event at the at the Surf Club.

This is a free luncheon for those who are by themselves on Christmas Day.

The dedicated group of volunteers have been organising the event for 25 years.

If you are unable to come to the Surf Club the group can deliver meals to your home.

If you would like to join in the fun but don't have transport, the group can make arrangements for you.

A happy day will be had by all with a delicious traditional Christmas luncheon, a visit from Santa and lots of happiness and laughter.

Please call the office 44541700 before December 20 to book your place.

If the office is unattended please leave a message and your phone number and someone will get back to you.

Donations are very much appreciated and call the same number if you can donate any festive goodies.

Yurana is the Aboriginal word for 'loving'.

Yurana Cancer Kids Holiday Homes was formed as an independent charity in 1988 by a local group of volunteers.

After much hard work the committe was able to purchase four homes with the aim of relieving some of the stress families face with the rigours of medical treatment for the serious illness of a child, such as cancer or cystic fibrosis.

They understand it is important for the whole family to holiday together, so all members can recharge their batteries.

Our first home was opened by Kate Critchlow in July 1988. Her idea has grown to what it is today. They now have four Yurana Holiday Homes located in Ulladulla.

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