Gateway Club get funding from Health and Wellbeing Project

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: Columba O'Hare; Category: News; Published: 17 April 2019

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As part of the Shared Areas health and wellbeing project based at St Joseph’s HS, funding has been donated to the Newry Gateway Club to help deliver a range of initiatives aimed at enhancing the life experiences of members.

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Pictured are Cairston Mc Kenna, Ryan Mc Farlane, Martin Mc Keown, Jim McDonnell (Chairman), Jason Myles, Micheala Mc Aleavey, Hugh O' Gorman, John Cunningham (Coach) Sean O' Gorman, Elaine Cole (Coach) & Brendan Fearon (Shared Areas)

Mr Brendan Fearon from the Shared Areas project thanked Mr Jim McDonnell (chairman of the Gateway Club) for helping to implement the innovative programme which will strengthen the physical, social and cognitive experiences of beneficiaries and wished all the members of the Gateway Club continued success and enjoyment in their future pursuits.