
Tree planting gives youth club members a sense of belonging
Tree planting helped the members of a youth club “finally feeling a sense of belonging,” said a mother.
On Friday, April 12, the HideOut youth club at The Park Community Centre in Ballycullen collaborated with Crann Trees Ireland and Eco Fitness to bring their space and activities to the next level.
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Alessia Micalizzi
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