27/08/2026
As spring begins to make itself known, it’s lovely to see daffodils blooming again, bringing a little colour and hope after the winter months.
For many of us, the daffodil also holds a deeper meaning. Cancer has touched the lives of so many people we know, love and care about.
This Friday is Daffodil Day. We acknowledge those living with cancer, remember those we have lost, and recognise the whānau, friends and communities who walk alongside them.
A simple flower, but such a powerful symbol of hope, care and connection. 🌼💛