We are honoured to partner with award winning, Limerick charity, Narrative 4. Together, our mission is to teach young people social and emotional skills and improve their overall wellbeing through the power of story telling. Stories have an innate power to create empathy in society, shatter stereotypes and break down barriers. Our current programme is
The Lorna Byrne Children’s Foundation has launched an exciting new bereavement education project this week which sees the foundation partner with the Children’s Grief Centre. Thanks to your support it will allow the Children’s Grief Centre to design, publish and roll out a specific Bereavement Toolkit for teachers in Primary Schools in the Mid-West of
On the evening of 17th June we held a wonderful fundraising event in Derry in Northern Ireland, And what an achievement: we raised over €11,000 for the Lorna Byrne Children’s Foundation. Thanks to you, the lives of children who really need your help were changed for the better. Over 350 people attended the event. Our
The situation for Syrian refugee adolescents is desperate. According to our charity partner Unicef an estimated 84 per cent are not engaged at all in their community and are at a risk of being exploited or falling into negative ways of coping with their daily reality. These young people have already lost a huge part
Last month, our founder Lorna Byrne was delighted to visit our charity partner Narrative 4 in Limerick for the launch of the story exchange project that started this term. Thanks to you hundreds of students in two Limerick schools will now have a specially N4 trained artist within their school for the entire year to
The premiere of the film The Future belongs to the Young will take place on 21st September 2017 at the Savoy Cinema in Dublin. Even in one of the fastest growing economies in the world, around Ethiopia today many children still face the daily challenge of survival. The future belongs to the young, features international
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