Founded to assist families in Inishowen facing the challenges of childhood illness, Buncrana’s Children’s Charity is committed to advocating for and directly supporting local children and their famili
Buncrana’s Children’s Charity has announced a call to action for all public representatives running in the upcoming General Election on Friday, November 29.
The charity is asking candidates to pledge their commitment to supporting local families facing the challenges of childhood illness. Through a manifesto outlining key areas of need, Buncrana’s Children’s Charity aims to create a community that rallies around its most vulnerable members, ensuring that no family has to face these hardships alone.
“Our vision is simple yet profound: every child in Inishowen facing illness deserves our unwavering support, resources, and compassion,” says Adrian Mc Myler, Chairperson of Buncrana’s Children’s Charity. “This election provides an opportunity for our community’s leaders to step up and commit to policies that can change lives.”
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Manifesto Highlights: Goals for Election Candidates The charity’s manifesto calls on candidates to commit to the following key initiatives:
A community-wide Commitment to Our Children’s Future Buncrana’s Children’s Charity invites all election candidates to stand with the charity and commit to these goals. All candidates are asked to please come sign our pledge to support Buncrana’s Children’s Charity and our election manifesto!
“This is about creating a brighter future for our children,” says Adrian. “By uniting under this common purpose, we can provide the strength, comfort, and community our young heroes and their families deserve.”
Founded to assist families in Inishowen facing the challenges of childhood illness, Buncrana’s Children’s Charity is committed to advocating for and directly supporting local children and their families. The charity offers financial aid, emotional support, and a network of resources to ensure no child or parent has to face these challenges alone.
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