Gold Coast's 'real-life Mrs Doubtfire' fills void for families
A 70-year-old Gold Coast grandmother has emerged as a real-life Mrs Doubtfire, offering her grandmotherly services to local families.
Driven by her love for children and a desire to fill the void left by her own grandchildren living interstate, Shan Hawkins has taken to Facebook to provide assistance with homework, school pickups, and cooking.
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Shan Hawkins has taken to Facebook to provide assistance with homework, school pickups, and cooking. Nine
Her initiative has garnered significant attention, attracting multiple families seeking her services and inspiring other grandmothers to follow suit.
National Seniors Australia has emphasised the importance of intergenerational connections for seniors like Hawkins, highlighting the positive impact on both the elderly and the families they support.
This article was produced with the assistance of 9ExPress.
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