Children’s Heartbeat Trust presentation for Rotarians

The “valuable work” undertaken by the Children’s Heartbeat Trust has been highlighted by Carrickfergus Rotary Club.
Cathy Dalton, Family Support worker with the Childrens Heartbeat Trust, pictured with Brenda Houston, president of Carrickfergus Rotary Club. INCT 31-754-CONCathy Dalton, Family Support worker with the Childrens Heartbeat Trust, pictured with Brenda Houston, president of Carrickfergus Rotary Club. INCT 31-754-CON
Cathy Dalton, Family Support worker with the Childrens Heartbeat Trust, pictured with Brenda Houston, president of Carrickfergus Rotary Club. INCT 31-754-CON

Cathy Dalton, a family support worker with the charity, was guest speaker at a recent meeting of the club.

She explained the work of the trust which focuses on supporting children and young people in Northern Ireland and their families who are coping with heart disease.

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In a comprehensive presentation, Cathy pointed out that as well as providing family support and information networks, the Children’s Heartbeat Trust helps purchase medical equipment and resources for the Clark Clinic (at the Royal Belfast Hospital for Sick Children) and provides accommodation for parents of seriously ill children being treated there.

In addition, the trust helps fund research into heart disease in children and campaigns for improved services in this area of medical care.

Commending Cathy on the valuable work done locally, Rotarian Jim Kelso thanked her for an excellent presentation and her passion for the work of the trust.

If you would like to find out more about the Children’s Heartbeat Trust, log on to www.childrensheartbeattrust.org or Carrickfergus Rotary Club go to www.carrickfergusrotary.co.uk