Miss McLennan said she’d grown up seeing her mother use Enjo, a product which claims to remove cancer causing chemicals from people’s houses.

Miss McLennan moved to Moree, after living in a small-country town, and through her teaching career made a small circle of friends.

“I decided to start doing home expos in Moree to meet new friends. In my home town you’d walk into a supermarket and know everyone by their first name so I really missed it. Once I started the expos the product just grew and became very popular,” she said.

Miss McLennan’s relationships grew, along with the popularity of the product which prevents 28 litres of chemicals from entering Moree’s water ways and 60 plastic bottles being burnt or going into landfill every year.

“I mainly sell the product on Facebook and I was almost up to 150 likes so I said if I get to that goal of likes, I would donate $150 to the foundation. So I donated it, but that wasn’t even the most I’d donated before. Thanks to my clients, I was able to raise $190 in one night for the McGrath Foundation, which goes to help provide breast care nurses to those in need and luckily we have one in Moree,” she said.

The average cost of a breast cancer nurse for a three-year period equates to $370,000.

“I am just really glad that I can sell something that’s environmentally friendly, healthy, affordable and time saving. When clients buy these products they are able to help people who are dealing with cancer,” Miss McLennan said.

Meet Wendy...

BREAST care nurses are specially trained registered nurses who act as patient advocates, coordinating care for women experiencing breast cancer, their families and their carers. They provide accurate information, support and referral to services.

Wendy Allen has been nursing for 12 years and in this time has held a variety of positions, gaining a wealth of experience. 

Most recently, Wendy has worked as a chemotherapy nurse, providing invaluable support to people experiencing cancer and their families.

Wendy uses her experience to provide care and support to women and their families in Moree and the surrounding areas.

"I feel incredibly privileged to be part of an organisation that provides support and assistance to people who have been diagnosed with breast cancer and that has a particular focus on rural Australia.”