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Representatives from Donnelly group make the presentation to Aspace2 staff.
Aspace2 Multisensory Centre, a one-of-a-kind learning disability facility in Campsie, has received a life-changing donation from Donnelly Group Foundation, helping children and young people build brighter futures through purpose-built sensory experiences.
The support from Donnelly Group’s Maydown branch and TBC Conversions, the sister company of Donnelly Group, was provided through Donnelly Group Foundation, a charitable fund established by Northern Ireland's largest independent vehicle retailer, Donnelly Group.
The funding has enabled Aspace2 to expand its specialist services through new advanced sensory and therapeutic equipment in its bespoke centre, empowering participants and their families to build confidence and reach their full potential.
Roisin Donnelly, Donnelly Group Foundation spokesperson, said: “As a local business with deep roots in Derry/Londonderry, we’re committed to backing initiatives that make a meaningful difference in the communities we serve.
“Organisations such as Aspace2 go beyond providing a space for young people and families – they inspire learning, growth, and positive experiences that have a lasting impact on lives across the region.
“Aspace2 is making a real difference every day, and we’re proud to partner with a charity dedicated to driving change.”
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Since its launch in 2019, Donnelly Foundation has supported various projects across Northern Ireland and raised a total of £124,661 for its partner charities.
Martina Bell, Founder of Aspace2 Multisensory Centre, said: “This contribution from Donnelly Group Foundation will allow us to create new opportunities for those with profound and multiple learning disabilities to engage with our sensory environments in exciting and enriching ways.
“These projects play a vital role in aiding communication, physical development, and emotional wellbeing for those with complex needs.”
Donnelly Group works with 20 manufacturers in its nine branches in locations including Ballymena, Bangor, Belfast, Dungannon, Eglinton, Enniskillen, and Mallusk.
Find out more about Donnelly Group’s work within the community here
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