Divia Reddy

We're hosting a Pink Ribbon Breakfast for the nine women diagnosed with breast cancer each day in New Zealand.

At Central Park, we’ve always been more than just a team—we’re a Whānau. Recently, this sense of unity and support was brought into sharp focus when someone very dear to us faced one of the most challenging journeys of her life. Some of you may already be aware that a member of our Central Park Whānau was diagnosed with breast cancer. Fortunately, it was detected early, giving her the chance to receive timely and effective treatment.

 After bravely enduring the long and challenging road to recovery, we are overjoyed to share that she has now been given the all-clear! This incredible news has brought immense relief and joy not only to her and her loved ones but also to our Central Park Whānau, who have been deeply moved by her courage and resilience.

Her journey has reminded us of the importance of supporting those who face breast cancer, whether it’s through research, patient care, education, or raising awareness. This is why we are proud to stand with Breast Cancer Foundation NZ in their annual campaign, which works tirelessly to provide vital funding for these critical efforts.

At Central Park, we believe in the power of community and the strength we find in unity. In honour of her story, and in support of the thousands of others affected by breast cancer, we are joining forces to make a difference. Together, we can help fund innovative research, provide patient support, and spread lifesaving awareness across Aotearoa.

We invite you to join us in this effort. Every dollar raised will contribute to a brighter future for those affected by breast cancer. Let’s come together to show not only our colleague but all breast cancer warriors that they are never alone in their fight.

From all of us at Central Park, thank you for your generosity, your kindness, and your commitment to making a difference.