Camino Trip- Information Evening (Online)
niamh@heartchildren.ie
March 20, 2023
We are hosting an online info evening on Zoom for anyone who is considering taking part in the trip, Wednesday April 12th at 7.30pm. Our
We are hosting an online info evening on Zoom for anyone who is considering taking part in the trip, Wednesday April 12th at 7.30pm. Our
“Daithí, our first and only child, is a 16-month-old boy who loves playing with his cousins at his grandparents’ house in Cappagh and generally getting
Congratulations to Adam McGovern who was awarded the inaugural Paul Gillen Bursary 2023 at this years Transition Conference, The Beat Goes On. The €1,000 prize
Together we raised €6,000 Thanks to everyone who took part, attended, volunteered and or donated to our first ever Big Chill Challenge in February. There
Moving from paediatric to adult CHD care at age 16 is a huge step-up for young people and handing over care to the child you
Join our Team 1 in 100 this year and run or walk with us! The VHI Women’s Mini Marathon takes places on Bank Holiday Sunday
In October 2022, Sean and Jon Luke Kelly took on the challenge of climbing to Everest Base Camp. They wanted to recognise their achievement by
In December 2024, four everyday dads, currently unencumbered by any meaningful seafaring experience, will attempt to cross the Atlantic Ocean in a rowing boat as
We are thrilled Ardgillan Community College have chosen Heart Children for their new team jersey logo. Fundraising Executive, Niamh visited the college recently and got
Coming Soon! Our beautiful calendar for 2023 has gone to print. Pre-orders will be delivered this week to all who placed orders at the photoshoot
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Heart Children is the national charity supporting people with congenital heart disease and their families. We are a community organisation providing our services free to members. We receive no government funding and rely on donations from supporters and the general public to carry out our work.