Each Dementia centre spent time creating their very own Easter cards for loved ones at home. Everyone’s card creations were so special and unique, it was so lovely to see everyone so happy during this activity.
Happy belated Easter from everyone at Birmingham Irish Association
Birmingham Irish • April 19, 2025
On behalf of all at Birmingham Irish Association, we would like to extend to you all a very Happy belated Easter.
To mark this very special occasion, we celebrated throughout the Association with various parties and activities.
We would also like to extend a huge thank you to Central blues supporters who as a group, have collected over 900 Easter Eggs for the Easter egg appeal.
The eggs have gone to The Children’s Hospital, a variety of Schools in the local area, Birmingham Irish Association and families across the City that are in need. This appeal has helped so many, and we are so lucky to have such kind, generous people in our community willing to help others.
To find out more about our Dementia Centre's, please email our Dementia Centre Co-ordinator, Sharon Toy via sharon@birish.org.uk.
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