'We were all heartbroken to hear about her recent diagnosis and the treatment she is going through'
The Oasis Early Years Pyjama sponsored walk on fundraiser for Chelsea McCreight and her family. Pictured: Chelsea's son Rylee taking part in the pyjama fundraiser
Oasis Early Years, based on Castlereagh Street, held the fundraising day in support of Chelsea McCreight and her family after she was told that she could only have one year to live after her breast cancer spread throughout her body. "They have become part of the family here at Oasis and we decided that we should do a fundraiser in order to give them a bit of support and help Chelsea and her family be able to make special memories together.
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