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Anam Cara is delighted to announce Olivia Scally has joined their team. Olivia has worked in Mullingar for many years and is an excellent colourist and stylist.

Anam Cara launched its national awareness campaign with their annual Balloon to Remember release. Families from across Ireland gathered in Athlone to release thousands of balloons, each one dedicated to the memory of a son or daughter who has died. Over 50 families came together for the event which brings together families from 32 counties in Ireland for one day to remember the child they’ve lost.

Today, Friday November 2, in the Hodson Bay Hotel, Anam Cara will launch its national awareness campaign with its annual Balloon to Remember release. Each balloon is dedicated to the memory of a son or daughter who has died.

Anam Cara Hair Studio has opened its doors to the people of Mullingar in Fairgreen. Proprietor Geraldine Daly, now living in Mullingar, is highly qualified having owned a salon in Dublin, and has years of teaching, competition work, and management experience under her belt.

Anam Cara Parent Bereavement Support, the voluntary group set up by parents who have suffered the loss of a child, is facilitating a series of bereavement talks taking place this autumn, at various locations around the country.

On Monday March 28 Stephen Mullaly, a volunteer Irish Coast Guard who is undertaking a 1,000 mile charity cycle around Ireland, will cycle along the Mayo coast calling into the Irish Coast Guard stations in Killala, Bunbeg and Achill along the way.

Anam Cara is a national voluntary support organisation set up by bereaved parents to provide support and understanding to families who have experienced the tragic death of a child. Anam Cara is facilitating a professional bereavement event on Wednesday March 2 at the Family Centre, Chapel Street, Castlebar, from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

This spring Anam Cara will launch a new bereavement support service for parents who have experienced the sudden death of a child outside a hospital or hospice setting. This programme will be facilitated by a professional bereavement therapist and will give them the tools to help them deal with the day-to-day realities after the death of their child.

Anam Cara— a national voluntary support organisation set up by bereaved parents to provide support and understanding to families who have experienced the death of a precious son or daughter — is facilitating a professional bereavement event in Galway on Wednesday next November 10 at the Calyton Hotel, Ballybritt, Galway.

Anam Cara has launched a new initiative entitled ‘A Balloon to Remember’ in memory of the many children who have lost their lives throughout Ireland. The campaign aims to create awareness of the unique support that Anam Cara offers bereaved parents and to raise funds to extend these services to as many bereaved families as possible nationwide.