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A number of local businesses have taken part in the Re-Turn fundraiser for RehabCare Supported Accommodation in Kilkenny.
An incredible €1,590 was raised from April to December last year, with Dores Café, Insomnia Market Cross, and Glanbia among those to donate generously.
The Rehab Group provides care, learning and employment support and services for people with disabilities to live the lives they choose, gain independence, make community connections, to thrive and achieve their goals.
"We are incredibly grateful to the local businesses," a spokesperson for the Rehab Group said.
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"Our residents had the pleasure of personally handing over certificates of appreciation to these businesses as a token of their gratitude."
"Their contributions make a real difference in our community, and we couldn’t be more thankful," they continued.
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