
The first year students of Presentation Secondary School linked up with Carepack – a heartwarming campaign aimed at connecting residents in nursing homes across Ireland.
Through the power of giving, Carepack has created a ripple effect of goodwill and joy during the Christmas Season.
The students crafted personalized Christmas cards with festive greetings and sent them via free post to nursing home residents in Co. Louth.
A Nationwide Movement
The campaign has grown rapidly into a nationwide movement of goodwill which has inspired over 20,000 students from schools across Ireland to participate.
For nursing home residents, many of whom may feel disconnected from the hustle and bustle of the festive season, these thoughtful gestures serve as a reminder that they are cherished and remembered.
Collective Acts of Kindness
As the campaign continues to grow, it serves as a shining example of how collective acts of kindness can brighten lives and foster a sense of connection throughout Ireland.
“We hope to bring a smile to those who might otherwise feel isolated during the year and makes us realise that the true spirit of Christmas lies not in what we receive but in what we give,” said Ellen Casey, a first year student.
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