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Eaga Partnership celebrates its tenth anniversary with a gala ball hosted by Eamonn Holmes and a short film about its work in NI.
Eaga Partnership is celebrating ten years of working in Northern Ireland.
The organisation, which helps low income households, marked the anniversary with a gala ball at the Hilton Hotel, Belfast, hosted by TV personality Eamonn Holmes.
Guests
Speakers included Alan Shannon, the permanent secretary for the Department for Social Development, and Jack Harrison and Pat McAuley from Eaga Partnership.
Silver screen
A short film about Eaga's work was premiered at the gala.
The film begins with a visit to Albert's house in Belfast to show the benefits of the Eaga warm homes scheme.
It goes on to feature the leaders of all five political parties in NI who endorse the work of Eaga Partnership, congratulate them on their anniversary and wish them continued success for the future. This is the first time all five leaders have collectively backed a commercial organisation.
More information
Bernadette Duffy at Eaga Partnership Ltd
028 8775 3636
For the warm homes scheme freephone 0800 181 667
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