National Pyjama Day 2023

It’s time to select your favourite charity for National Pyjama Day 2022!

It’s time to select your favourite charity for National Pyjama Day 2022!

It won’t be long before National Pyjama Day 2022 is upon us on Friday, 18 November and we hope you will join in. As you know, National Pyjama Day is all about children helping children and having fun!

This year, we invite you to support two projects. Half of the proceeds will go towards a charity that is chosen by you, our valued members. The remainder will be allocated to an exciting and innovative project. The project will ensure that children in Ireland continue to experience the highest quality education and care by supporting our members in building further expertise. More details to come, so watch this space!

In the meantime, and with help from the Community Foundation for Ireland, we have identified three charities whose work and values align with the vision of National Pyjama Day and whose governance levels are of the highest standards. We are delighted to once again invite you to have your say in choosing the charity that will benefit from the funds raised. Please take a few minutes to consider the options below and then cast your vote.

National Pyjama Day 2022 Potential Charity Partners

AsIAm


AsIAm is Ireland’s National Autism Charity. It works to create a society in which every autistic person is empowered to reach their own personal potential and fully participate in society. AsIAm believes that by developing the capacity of the autism community and addressing the societal barriers to inclusion, we can make Ireland the world’s most autism-friendly country.

www.asiam.ie

Down Syndrome Ireland


Down Syndrome Ireland is dedicated to being the primary source of information and support to people with Down syndrome, their families and the professional community, working towards an improved quality of life for members, along with a respect and acceptance of people with Down syndrome as valued members of society. Down Syndrome Ireland works to ensure that people with Down syndrome are treated with the same dignity and respect as all other citizens.

www.downsyndrome.ie

Enable Ireland


Enable Ireland provides services to over 13,000 children and adults with physical, sensory and intellectual disabilities in 14 counties across Ireland. Covering childhood to adulthood, expert teams work with the individual and their family on a plan for each life stage. Services include clinical assessment, therapy, education, training, residential, respite, PA and family support services.

www.enableireland.ie

Please choose your preferred charity before 5pm on Friday, 12 August by taking the survey at the link below.

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