The Meningitis Trust is here to support everyone who has been touched by meningitis and the Trust’s services and support are a lifeline to help them rebuild their lives. It also raises awareness of the signs and symptoms of meningitis and associated septicaemia. |
Well done Noel! Noel Carroll from Oranmore in Galway and 100 of his An Post colleagues and friends took part in the historic Galway Marathon on Sunday 29th August in memory of his daughter Aoibhe and in aid of the Meningitis Trust. In what was a wonderful event, Noel and his team brightened up the streets of Galway as they ran, decked out in their bright yellow Meningitis Trust T-shirts. To see pictures just visit our Facebook page below. To sponsor Noel's efforts, or to make a donation click here: Aoibhe’s Rainbow Noel's young daughter Aoibhe died suddenly from meningitis in April 2008. She was just 4 years old, and Noel and his wife Siobhan are determined to raise awareness, and to distribute as many potentially life-saving Meningitis Trust 'Signs and Symptoms' cards as possible. Signs and symptoms card costs the Trust just a few cents, but could save a life, so every cent, every euro of sponsorship for Noel and his team WILL make a difference. |  Aoibhe Carroll  Siobhan and Noel Carroll and family: Siobhan with Noah, Eimhin, Noel holding Sophie |
Forget your worries, relax, and Get Mellow! Hold a Mellow Yellow event in your workplace and raise funds for families throughout Ireland who are affected by meningitis.The Meningitis Trust's Mellow Yellow is a great way to banish the blues, brighten up your working day or weekend, and support people throughout Ireland who are affected by meningitis. Best of all, YOU get to decide what you do! Click here for more details |  |
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| The Toddle Waddle is a fun way for the under 5s to help to raise awareness of meningitis with their very own sponsored walk. It is the Trust’s largest annual fundraising event, raising over €400,000 to date, and shows how small steps can lead to big changes. More
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