Sydney real-estate agent delivering care packages to at-risk locals
Real estate agent Roy Morando is delivering care packages to people struggling during the coronavirus shutdown in his local community in Sydney's south-west.
Ted and Eileen Thompson, both 83, have lived at the same Fairfield house for 57 years, and are finding grocery shopping overwhelming.
"If you don't get what you want, they push you out of the way to get what they want," Mr Thompson told 9News.
Real estate agent Ray Morando and his staff are delivering care packages to people in need in Sydney's south-west. 9News
But thanks to Roy, they are getting the help they need.
Morando Real estate is a family owned business founded by Roy's father 48 years ago.
Preparing the care packages has given staff a much-needed boost.
Mr Morando say it's given his staff a boost. 9News
The group has gathered toilet paper, spaghetti, pasta sauce, shampoo, and a few little treats.
Roy said helping the community was "so beautiful".
Ted and Eileen Thompson say shopping has become an ordeal during the coronavirus panic. 9News
Service NSW is now operating 24/7.
The state government wants the vulnerable to stay at home, and Ray Morando is doing his bit to help.
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