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Slievegrane Rehabilitation Unit Raises Funds For Macmillan Cancer

Jim Masson
By Jim Masson

Staff and residents from Slievegrane Residential Unit in Downpatrick recently held a Macmillan Coffee Morning and due to the great efforts by the clients and staff, a total of £275 was raised for Macmillan. Pictured from L/R is Aoife Cunningham, (Specialist Occupational Therapist) with Clare Smyth, Ita Smyth and Cecilia Doherty. Well done everybody! Staff and residents from Slievegrane Rehabilitation Unit in Downpatrick recently held a Macmillan Coffee Morning. xa0And due to the great efforts by the clients and staff, a total of £275 was raised for Macmillan.
Pictured (from L/R) are Aoife Cunningham, (Specialist Occupational Therapist) with Clare Smyth, Ita Smyth and Cecilia Doherty.[/caption]  ]]>

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