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She added: “It’s information or tips that you can’t necessarily find online. It also brought us some routine. I wanted to help raise some money to keep the centre on the road.” ciera Laverty is a mother-of-three from Hackballscross. ciera and her husband, Eddie Laverty, are parents to three boys, Eamonn, aged nine; Eoghan, aged seven and oisin, aged five. ciera added: “It takes a lot of fundraising to keep the centre going. a lot more families are using it.”

“Eoghan has Down Syndrome and has been using the centre since he was two or three,” said ciera.

“He likes going to it and attends occupational Therapy, Speech and Language Therapy and Handwriting without Tears classes.

For more information on The Down Syndrome centre North East please visit www.dscnortheast. ie