Forget Me Not Group Gets Support From Ballynahinch

The Ballynahinch community for the Forget Me Not group fundraising event

An autumnal afternoon tea, organised by the Ulster Hospital’s Forget Me Not Focus Group, proved a chance for peaceful reflection as the Group held a fundraiser to support parents affected by baby and infant loss.

As well as the chance for connection, those who attended the event at The Square in Ballynahinch, also had the chance to take part in a ‘scarf labyrinth’ walk as Donaghadee’s Labyrinth Collective hosted a reflective, walking practice.

Pictured at the recent Forget Me Not Fundraiser in Ballynahinch are South Eastern Trust Bereavement Support Midwives, Jacqueline Dorrian and Carole Duncan wit Harry Harvey, centre, MLA and Labyrinth Collective’s Victoria Croft and Julia Graham.

South Eastern Trust, Bereavement Support Midwife, Jacqueline Dorrian thanked Harry Harvey, MLA for his support on hosting the day.

Jacqueline said: “The event was well supported by the people of Ballynahinch. I want to say a special thanks to Harry and to Victoria Croft and Julia Graham from the Labyrinth Collective for their time and tremendous support.”

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