From left to right – Front row: Helena Giles (Manager C.A.E.T.C.), Bernie Nelson (C.A.P.S. & C.A.E.T.C.), Mary Gibson (S.N.A.P.), Back row: Milly Gilsenan (C.A.E.T.C.), Jarlath Colleran, Conor Walsh, Kieran Walsh (Monaghan) & Rory Moore (C.A.E.T.C.).

Going Hairless 4 Awareness

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Three local men from Monaghan- Jarlath Colleran, Kieran Walsh and Conor Walsh- last week went under the razor at the Cavan Autism Education and Training Centre as part of the local charity's 'Going Hairless 4 Awareness' campaugn.

Funds raised will go towards the resumption of C.A.P.S. (Cavan Autism Parents Support) camps and activities due to start back up from July, as well as provide supports available through S.N.A.P. (Special Needs Active Parents) in Monaghan and resources for C.A.E.T.C. (Cavan Autism Education & Training Centre).

C.A.E.T.C, the new autism specific education and training centre, recently opened its doors at Latt, and spokesperson for CAPS, Trina Boylan said: “We are very proud of Conor Walsh for participating in this event, he has been a member of C.A.P.S./S.N.A.P. for a number of years.”

She added by thanking everyone who has supported the local charities and all who have donated so far. “Your kindness and generosity is overwhelming and we are truly filled with gratitude to be part of such a wonderful community.”

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