Jewels for Cures is a fundraising auction of jewellery in aid of the Cancer Clinical Research Trust at St Vincent’s Hospital, Dublin. It will be held in the Westbury Hotel, Dublin, tomorrow at 8pm. See jewelsforcures.ie to preview items or tel: 01-2916169 for more details.
Theatre-makers Mark Storor and Anne Ledgard will be joined by Dr Emma Curtis, paediatrician at the National Children’s Hospital in Tallaght, in a discussion about how best the arts can be used in healthcare settings for children.
The workshop, which is organised by Helium children’s art and health company, will be held in the Science Gallery at Trinity College Dublin tomorrow at 6.30pm. Admission €5. See sciencegallery.ie
Anyone keen to keep fit and have fun while fundraising this weekend can join in a 5km or 10km walk/run dressed as Santa. Events on Sunday, December 12th, start from the corner of Alfie Byrne Road/Clontarf Road, Dublin, at 10am; in Marlay Park, Rathfarnham at 10.30am; at the Limerick Institute of Technology, at 10am; and in Eyre Square, Galway, at
noon. Santa outfits provided for participants – young and old – as part of the entry fee. See santadash.ie and allirelandsantadash.com
Private funding for palliative home care for people who are terminally ill or other sick people who have no means to pay for their care is available through the Queen’s Institute of District Nursing.
This Dublin-based charity distributes grants according to applications it receives.
Application forms are on qidn.ie, by e-mail to info@qidn.ie or by post to the Secretary, Queen’s Institute of District Nursing in Ireland, Carmichael House, 4/7 North Brunswick St, Dublin 7.
