Wanda is the Public Relations Officer (PRO) for Mungret St Pauls GAA club.
Category: National Volunteering Week
National Volunteering Week Stories
Jim’s story
“As an Irish person who’s never lived anywhere else, I think it’s great that there’s so many visitors here. It’s my responsibility to welcome people. If it wasn’t for volunteers these things wouldn’t happen. “
Ciara’s story
“Volunteering has made me realise how helpful a welcoming smile can be and I try to be that person not just at parkrun but also in other aspects of my life. I try to be more friendly and welcoming to people as I know how it feels to be the new person.”
Naomi’s story
Naomi volunteers with her local community creche in Balbriggan, thanks to a placement by Prosper Fingal.
Brian’s story
Brian’s story is taken from a wonderful collection of volunteer stories in Waterford organised by the Waterford Volunteer Centre to share the powerful impact of migrants in their community. You can read more of the stories here!
Aisling’s story
Aisling bakes for Consider It Cakes, an organisation that provides birthday and other celebration cakes for people in direct provision or people who are unhoused.
Melissa’s story
“Aware’s vision deeply resonated with me, and I am excited to bring my lived experience and dedication to inclusivity to ensure all communities in Ireland have access to the support and information they need for their mental health and wellbeing.”
Margaret’s story
“I know that I’m going to come back from my visits with more knowledge. It’s like going to the library. Every single visit is a history lesson.” Margaret is a Home Companion with AgeWell.
Lorraine’s story
Lorraine is “proud to work with migrant women who call Ireland their home” with Muslim Sisters of Éire.
Fearghas’ story
“Coinníonn sé óg thú, ag obair le daoine óga!”