Children in Hospital Ireland

Shelly O Connell is raising money for Children in Hospital Ireland
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UCC EYCS Virtual Charity Walk/Run · 10 February 2021

Children in Hospital Ireland was founded in 1970 and in the decades since then has engaged in advocacy and education in regard to the specific needs of children and young people in hospital.

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EYCS students are coming together to complete 5k or 10k each while donating funds to support Children in Hospital. We hope to encourage everyone to engage in physical activity, donate where possible and create awareness of Children in Hospital, as we all share our physical activity, link to donate, and information on the Charity on social media. 

Children in Hospital Ireland was founded in 1970 and in the decades since then has engaged in advocacy and education in regard to the specific needs of children and young people in hospital, has made available information for parents and families, and has provided a volunteer-led play and recreation service. Since then, there has been a significant expansion of this service: it is now available in fourteen hospitals around the country, with more than 500 volunteers providing play facilitation on a daily basis in wards, emergency departments, outpatient departments, and, where available, playrooms. This equates to an annual total of around 48,000 volunteer hours with the service reaching approximately 100,000 children. In providing this service, Children in Hospital Ireland strives to adhere to the highest standards in recruiting, training, mentoring and supporting its volunteers. Our mission is to promote the wellbeing of children within the healthcare system in Ireland.

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Donation summary

Total
€735.00
Online
€735.00
Offline
€0.00

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