1/11Nicole Roberts of Morgan’s and Kirsten Austin of Youngcare at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
In pictures: Youngcare Women’s lunch
Brisbane women have attended the Young Women’s lunch at the State Library of Queensland to raise funds for young people with high care needs.
2/11Bridgitte Stevenson and Anna Kerwick (Merlo Coffee) at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
3/11Bronte Nelson, Carmel Atwood and Maree Nelson at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
4/11Pep Hampson and Deb Price at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
5/11Rebecca Casey-Ryan and Jill Burnett at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
6/11Sherrin Foley and Tracey Sheehan at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
7/11Rebecca Tyszkiewicz and Kate Lowe at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
8/11Sofie Formica and Rachael Spinks at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
9/11Eloise Kimpton of Youngcare and Ellyce Lambert of EVT at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
10/11Kathy Winkcup, Kellie Dewar and Lysa Dugandzic of MTA Queensland at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
11/11Rebecca Mitchell and Alessia De Luca at the Youngcare Women's Lunch at River Plaza, State Library of QLD, South Brisbane. Friday June 4, 2021 Picture, John Gass
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