Offaly community counselling centre issues appeal for donations
Tullamore business man, James O'Connor, one of the founders of ACT
Tullamore’s new community counselling centre, Accessible Counselling Tullamore (ACT) has issued an appeal to the public for donations during the ongoing Covid-19 crisis.
ACT was founded as a not-for-profit community-based counselling centre to provide people in the Midlands area with accessible and affordable counselling and psychotherapy services.
Examplse of the issues they deal with are anxiety, depression and emotional distress including suicide ideation.
ACT is 100pc reliant on donations and sponsorship.
“We have not received a single cent of Government funding to date and due to the current Covid crisis all of our fundraising events have been cancelled for the foreseeable future,” said a statement issued this week.
ACT is now seeking support to enable them to continue providing this vital service to the people of the Midlands.
Any donation large or small would be greatly appreciated.
You can donate to Accessible Counselling Tullamore in a number of ways:
You can transfer directly to their bank account:
BIC: BOFIIE2D
IBAN: IE92 BOFI 9019 0984 9496 93
Please include your full name and your email or postal address so we can acknowledge your donation.
You can drop in cash or post cheques to their address:
Accessible Counselling Tullamore
Unit 4
Millennium House
Main Street
Tullamore
Co. Offaly
R35Y7P2
You can also donate via their idonate page:
https://www.idonate.ie/5057_accessible-counselling-tullamore.html
Leave your comment
Share your opinions on