Barnardos would like to offer sincere condolences to the family and friends of our much loved colleague Beverley McMackin (Stafford).
It is with deep sadness that we have learned of the death of our much loved and valued colleague Bev.
Riverdance 30 – The New Generation will play the Gaiety Theatre this summer from 5 June – 7 September. Each year the smash hit show partners with a charity for its summer run. Today it was announced that the show’s charity partner for this summer’s run is Barnardos whose mission is to deliver services and
Christmas FM, the beloved radio station that raises funds for charity and Switches Christmas On across Ireland every year, will be running its annual Donation Day tomorrow Thursday 19th December, to raise funds for The Magic of Christmas Appeal.
Barnardos has today launched its 2023 annual report which reflects the reality for vulnerable children living in Ireland.
Barnardos Online Safety Programme has released an in depth report, Exploring AI (Artificial Intelligence) with Children and Young People
The range of measures set out today in Budget 2025 will provide financial assistance to families across the country. The lump sum payments will enable parents to make larger once off payments that will be necessary this winter, help prevent or reduce financial hardships for many and better guarantee children don’t go without essentials. It
Barnardos urges Government to Combat Child Poverty and Deprivation in Budget 2025.
Heinz and Barnardos are joining forces for a third year to bring back the limited-edition three-packs of ‘Heinz Meanz Mealz’ Beanz cans, to support vulnerable families across Ireland.
For 20 years, Barnardos has highlighted the costs and pressures experienced by parents when preparing their children to go back to school each September.
Budget 2025 provides the Government with an opportunity to start fulfilling Taoiseach Simon Harris’ commitment to make Ireland a world leader in eliminating child poverty, and making sure that every child can realise their full potential.
