NI Water make a splash with generous donation for Larne community

Larne Football Club and Brighter Futures have announced a new partnership with Northern Ireland Water, who have donated 24 desktop devices to help create a new education suite.
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Members of the local community will be able to avail of the devices as well as Larbe FC’s own scholarship programme as part of the wider ‘Laptops for Larne’ initiative.

The significant contribution from Northern Ireland Water, which has resulted in the creation of an IT Suite at The Cliff in Larne, has allowed for students to relocate to a more improved learning environment, which can also be accessed by the community via Brighter Futures and Larne Football Club.

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Strategic Advisor Sandara Kelso-Robb said: “We are extremely thankful to Northern Ireland Water for their contribution of 24 desktop devices, which has made a massive change to the way the club’s scholarship programme can function on a daily basis alongside providing a learning hub to benefit the entire community.

Larne Football Club and Brighter Futures have announced a new partnership with Northern Ireland Water, who have donated 24 desktop devices to help create a new education suite.Larne Football Club and Brighter Futures have announced a new partnership with Northern Ireland Water, who have donated 24 desktop devices to help create a new education suite.
Larne Football Club and Brighter Futures have announced a new partnership with Northern Ireland Water, who have donated 24 desktop devices to help create a new education suite.

“Since the instalment of the desktops, we have been able to move students to The Cliff permanently, which is a vastly improved learning environment and we are already seeing the benefits of this in their work.

“Alongside the scholarship programme, we have been able to begin to plan a number of community projects such as ‘LEARN FC’, which involves young people in Year 8-12 coming to The Cliff for study workshops on a weekly basis to further their education outside of school hours – something which just wouldn’t have been possible without the contribution from Northern Ireland Water.

“I would also like to thank Ross Lazaroo-Hood and those at the RUSA Foundation for their continued support throughout the ongoing ‘Laptops for Larne’ project.”

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Pat McCauley, speaking on behalf of Northern Ireland Water added: “NI Water are delighted to support and enhance the skills of Larne FC Youth Academy players and the wider Larne community by suppling 24 desktop computers that will assist them in their academic studies.”

For more information on the use of the IT suite at The Cliff, contact [email protected]

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