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Local property agency Bradley NI is to collaborate with the charity Down Right Brilliant to support their speech therapy initiatives.
Bradley NI is a community focused, multi branch estate agency providing superior property solutions to the South Down & Armagh region, with offices in Newry, Warrenpoint, Rostrevor and Belfast.
Bradley NI Managing Director Garrett O’Hare explains:
“When we were looking at new opportunities to contribute to our local community, the work of the charity Down Right Brilliant came to our attention due to the excellent support services they provide to their members across the Newry Mourne and Down region.
“Every year, Down Right Brilliant help and support over 60 children and young adults with Down’s Syndrome and their families through a range of classes and activities to assist members to improve their personal and social development. Bradley NI is very proud to be able to fund a small part of the wonderful work they do,” Mr O’Hare added.
Bradley NI is now the sponsor of the Charities weekly Symbol Speech Club and Speech Therapy Assessment which is designed to improve members’ communication skills.
Down Right Brilliant, Group Chairperson Yvonne Curran said: “Our weekly Symbol Speech club helps to improve our children and young adults’ speech, language and social skills. We are delighted that Bradley NI has offered to sponsor this fantastic service. As a charity we rely on support and donations from our local community. The collaboration with Bradley NI will go a long way to help us support the development of our member’s communication and social skills and help them to reach their potential."
Pictured are Garrett O Hare, MD of Bradley NI with his son Evan, Speech Therapist Kate McStravick and DRB Co Chair Caroline Digney.
