How is Dara doing in 2020?
Dara is enjoying being a child. She just turned 10 years old mid-September, shared a wonderful birthday party with her best friend who is one day younger than Dara and they celebrated with 40 of their school friends. She is looking forward to the perks of the teenage years, asks lots of questions and can’t wait to go to high-school.

Has the wish had a lasting effect?
The wish has a lasting effect for Dara and for us. What happened during the wish day and the preparations for the wish managed to do what the human brain usually finds it hard to do by itself – wipe off bad memories. The wish was the sign, the moment when we started anew, because we dared hope again. Dara loves talking to her friends and teachers about her wish and about the great impact that day had on her. When she speaks about herself she talks about her family, her dog, her favourite books and her favourite holiday places and always about her Make-A-Wish day.
It’s part of her growing into a confident, happy person. I would go as far as saying that Dara’s wish is a foundation for her recovery and her way back into living a normal child’s life.

Wish mum becomes wishmaker
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Lucy Ebacioni's daughter Lilly had her wish granted in 2015 and years later Lucy joined Make-A-Wish ...
Jude locks in fundraiser
12 October 2020
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New era begins for Adelaide volunteers
29 September 2020
Make-A-Wish has gone from one to three branches in Adelaide in good news for volunteers.