Junior Club AANI
Air Ambulance Northern Ireland
Junior Club AANI is for 0-18 year olds and costs just £5 per month or a 1-year membership can be purchased for just £50 - the perfect gift for Christmas.
The launch of Junior Club AANI has been backed by former patient Cillian Rogers and his family. Cillian was just 4 years old when he suffered a brain injury and incurred several bleeds on the brain as a result of a crash, near to his home.
Cillian's Mum Courtney said: "We will be forever grateful to the Air Ambulance for our miracle boy. I remember Cillian being in the coma and begging him to wake up, that it wouldn’t matter what we had to face just as long as we could cuddle him one more time. Thankfully because of Air Ambulance Northern Ireland we have the chance to do that every day. We hope Cillian's story will inspire people to support the charity and ensure they keep making miracles."
Junior Club AANI Members will receive a Welcome Pack featuring gifts that will allow them to showcase their support for their Air Ambulance with pride!
Among a host of branded gifts, Junior members will also receive educational sheets and activities three times a year and get the opportunity to visit the helicopter at the Air Ambulance Northern Ireland base at our Annual Members get-together.
If you'd like to find out more or if you have a child in your life who would like to become a Junior Club AANI member please click here.
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Junior Club AANI
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