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L to R: Yvonne Doherty (Home School Liaison Coordinator), Karen Duggan (Jigsaw), Niall McGee (Wellbeing Coordinator), Roisin Diver (Guidance Dept.), and Nabla McGeehin (Deputy Principal).
Carndonagh Community School has once again demonstrated its strong commitment to student wellbeing and community support with a recent fundraising initiative.
Members of the school’s Student Support Team presented a cheque for €350 to Ms. Karen Duggan of Jigsaw Donegal, following a successful Staff Coffee Morning held during Wellbeing Week.
The event, organised as part of the school’s wider wellbeing activities, brought staff together in a relaxed and positive environment while raising vital funds for youth mental health services. The coffee morning proved to be a meaningful way to promote awareness around wellbeing while also supporting an important cause.
Jigsaw Donegal, a service dedicated to supporting the mental health and well-being of young people, expressed sincere gratitude for the donation from the Carndonagh school.
In a message of thanks, the organisation said: “A big thanks again to all at Carndonagh Community School for their recent donation to Jigsaw. We really appreciate your support.”
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