Barnardo's NI

The Bar Council of Northern Ireland today presented cheques for just over £38,000 to their 2013 Charities of the Year, Barnardo’s Northern Ireland and Action on Hearing Loss.

Local companies Bassetts, the leading plumbing, heating and bathrooms merchant and JP Corry, the complete building supplier have presented a cheque to children’s charity Barnardo’s NI for £51,824.00.

US Consul General to Northern Ireland, Gregory Burton, recently visited Barnardo’s NI early intervention programme ‘All Stars’ at Little Flower Girls’ School in North Belfast. All Stars originated in the US 25 years ago and aims to raise aspirations.

Barnardo’s NI in partnership with the NI Council for Ethnic Minorities have launched a report into the childcare needs of ethnic minority communities in Northern Ireland. Three hundred families from twenty five countries took part in the research.

Staff at financial services company, Citi, raised an impressive £26,344 last year for their charity partner, Barnardo’s Northern Ireland.

Seven year old Louise Wilson and her 4 year old brother Sam from Dundonald, together with Paul McMahon, President of the Belfast Chamber of Trade and Commerce are getting their jingle on to take part in the second annual Santa Dash, Belfast.

Children’s charities Barnardo’s NI and Cash for Kids are urging everyone to get their jingle on for the return of Belfast’s second annual Santa Dash on Sunday 1 December at Custom House Square.

Argos has launched a £1million Toy Exchange Scheme in aid of Barnardo's. The Belfast launch was held recently at Argos' Ross's Court store in Belfast city centre.

It’s important to stay at the top of your game in fundraising and you can do so by attending the IoF Northern Ireland Convention 2013.

The countdown to Christmas has started and Belleek Living is pleased to announce the launch of the Barnardo’s Christmas ornament –a must for every Christmas list!