The community have raised almost $36,000 to support three young children after their mother was allegedly murdered in a domestic violence attack in St James.
Kah Ming Tan, 28, was pronounced dead after paramedics were called to her Taree Street home about 8.30pm on August 26.
The mother-of-three was allegedly assaulted in the days before she became unresponsive, prompting the call to emergency services.
Homicide Squad detectives are treating her death as occurring in the context of a family and domestic relationship.
Younis Qambari, 38, has been charged with murder.
An online GoFundMe fundraiser was launched this week to support Ms Tan’s children — aged between seven and three-years-old — who are now in the care of her twin sister.
“Many of us were deeply saddened by the passing of Ming, a beloved mother, colleague, friend, and daughter,” the fundraiser organiser said.
“Her loss has left an unimaginable void in the lives of those who knew and loved her, especially her three young children.
“Today, we are coming together to support Ming’s sister during this incredibly difficult time.”
Camera IconKah Ming Tan, was allegedly murdered in a domestic violence attack in St James. Credit: Unknown/GoFundMe
“Ming was more than a co-worker. She was a caring, hardworking, and valued member of our community who touched many lives through her kindness, dedication, and warmth.
Multiple St James residents told The West that a woman lived at the Taree St property with her partner and multiple young children.
The fundraiser said there had been an “overwhelming response from colleagues, friends, and members of the wider community who have asked how they can help her children”.
“Your generosity will help provide stability, security, and ongoing care for the children as they navigate life without their mum.”
The GoFundMe fundraiser raised almost $36,000 by Tuesday night. The largest donation was $1200.
It’s understood her three children were living in the home when emergency services swarmed the suburban street last week. .
Mr Qambari, who is known to Ms Tan, remains in custody and is listed to next appear at Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on September 16 for legal advice.
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