"I had a regular upbringing, but when you work with Barnardos, you realise you had an exceptional upbringing" Paul O'Connell on the challenges faced by children from troubled homes and highlight Barnardos' efforts to provide afterschool clubs that support both children's educational needs and parental guidance #sixvmtv | The Six O'Clock Show

Trina Mara spoke to many people who work with Barnardos Ireland to help children and their families. Marie Penrose is the cook at the Barnardo's Early Years Centre in Finglas. Trina chatted to her and learned that they not only provide hot meals to these families, but they also send them home with food parcels, making sure they always have food on the table. You can do your part to help these families by clicking the link below to donate to Barnardos. https://www.barnardos.ie/donate/donation/ind

Keville, a young person supported by The JOBS Project in Crystal Palace, shares his experience and advice for others considering the same path. The JOBS Project supports young people (aged 18-29) who are not in education, employment or training (NEET) and facing a range of challenges, to develop the skills and confidence to move forward with the next steps of their lives. Read more about it - https://brnw.ch/21wUkyt #YouthDevelopment #SocialImpact #Employability #SkillsForLife #Inclusion #Career

"November 8, 1984, Princess Diana visited Barnardo's Children's Charity in London, unveiling a striking new hairstyle that media described as 'A Teddy Boy Look,' paired with a chic herringbone coat." | History Through Time