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The Flanagan family making a special visit to Santa.
The events held across the Borough of Limavady and Dungiven brought together donors, volunteers, dedicated staff, community members and Families, and of course our very busy Mayor Cllr Steven Callaghan, to celebrate the Spirit of giving and making a meaningful impact on the lives of Children and their Families.
Children and their Parents were treated to a free festive experience filled with activities, entertainment and surprises from Saint Nicolas and his many helpers who delighted all attendees with gifts, spreading smiles and creating unforgettable memories.
Our “Sensory Sensitive” Santa experience was everything we had hoped for and more with a great many Neurodiverse Children and their Parents enjoying a special visit to Santa’s grotto.
A representative of the Dry Arch Centre quotes, “We believe that every Child deserves to experience the magic of Christmas, regardless of their circumstances.
“Our annual Christmas event is a testament to the power of community and compassion, and we are grateful to everyone who supported us in making these events truly special for the Children and their Families.
A special word of thanks to the wonderful team of staff who work tirelessly all year to make the lives of Children and Families better.
“We want to take this opportunity to ask the community to continue supporting our mission of providing hope, comfort and opportunities to all of our Children, Young People and Families within our Borough.”
From the Dry Arch Family to yours, “A very Happy Christmas and Peaceful 2024.”
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