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Jack & Jill children’s nurse for Kilkenny Joanne Doyle, Irish Rugby player Sophie Spence with Aisling Connolly and Rose Martin
Walkers of all ages are being asked to take part in a charity event this Saturday at 11am at the Castlecomer Discovery Park.
The event is in aid of The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation which provides direct funding for home respite care to families of children with brain damage up to the age of four abd end-of-life care to all children up to the age of four.
Since its foundation 20 years ago, Jack & Jill has provided much-needed nursing and respite care to over 2,000 families.
Bank of Ireland is supporting the charity and are getting behind the walk. Every €16 Jack & Jill gets in registration fees will pay for one hour of home nursing care for a child with a life-limiting or life-threatening condition in the Kilkenny area and Bank of Ireland has pledged to add €4 per registration with a value of €16. The event at the Castlecomer Discovery Park is 2.5 kilometres in length and all are welcome.
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