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Ethan Lawlor (R) and classmates from Schull Community College, in West
Cork, pictured putting a smile on people’s faces with his project entitled ‘Free Happiness’. The project was awarded funding from O2 and Headstrong’s national ‘Think Big’ project which is about making a difference to young people’s mental health. Ethan Lawlor arranged a number of activities around his school that are designed to lift his fellow students’ spirits. Ethan has put motivational quotes on the doors of the classrooms and arranged for a representative from Headstrong, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health to address the senior classes in his school talking about young people’s mental health. He also arranged an information stand on youth mental health at a recent school open day. The grand finale event took place in the Schull Community College and involved students giving out chocolates, with music provided by a gorilla playing the drums and local bands.
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CSR SRI LANKA launched the project ‘’Stakeholder Collaboration for Sustainable Development’’- SCoSD which was awarded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).
The Project launching ceremony took place on the 31st January 2017 at Ramada in the presence of Ann Marie Yastishock – USAID’S Acting Senior Deputy Assistant Administrator, Bureau for Asia, Dr Andrew Sisson – Mission Director, USAID Sri Lanka and the Maldives, CSR SL members and the Board of Directors, Corporate sector representatives, Officials from the government and civil society representatives.
VA Frukostseminarium, Den svenska självgodheten i CSR-frågor.
Deltagare Caroline Okeija, VI SKogen, Susanna Olson Alverbo, THS, Erica Callans, SU. Foto Anna Hållams
Chris (left) and others outside the Verizon Building, before the start of the Weird Science Alleycat. 1133 19th St NW, Washington, DC.
Vee Technologies Bangalore Team spreads joy in Sumangali Seva Ashrama:
The Vee team with top executives and HR personnel spend time and shared gifts with the many children and senior citizens at the ashram.