AIB supports communities across the Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland, and Great Britain. With deep community roots, AIB has supported and committed to making a positive contribution to society and the communities in which we live and work.
The AIB Community €1 Million Fund is now open and JACK AND JILL needs your help. Nominations are open Now.
Nominate Jack and Jill
Here are the details you need:
- Charity Name: Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation
- Charity Number: 20036201
- Charity Location: Please select Rest of Leinster or Munster
- Social Theme: Other
For “Why should they receive funding?”, you can simply say:
Jack and Jill provides vital in-home nursing care and respite support to families across Ireland. Their support gives exhausted parents a break and helps keep children at home where they belong.
Thank you so much for your continued support!
How to Help
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Example Text You Could Use
“Jack and Jill needs your help. Vote for The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation (Charity Number 20036201) for the AIB Community €1Million Fund. Jack and Jill currently supports over 500 children/ families in communities across Ireland, delivering in-home respite and specialist nursing care. Vote under Sustainability Theme here“
Reasons to Nominate Jack and Jill
1. Like AIB, Jack & Jill supports families in communities across Ireland and demonstrates sustainability by supporting supported 541 children currently in our care.
We do this through our in-home respite and specialist nursing care, there is no waiting list, no means test, we are 25% funded by the HSE with the rest coming from fundraising and our fantastic corporate friends. We also operate 7 days a week. The service is delivered and funded through our 500 community specialist nurses right through to our 11 charity shops and our countless amazing volunteers everywhere. #CommunityMatters
2. The Jack and Jill Children’s Foundation is a nationwide charity that funds and provides in-home nursing care and respite support for children with severe to profound neurodevelopmental delay, up to the age of 6.
This may include children with brain injury, genetic diagnosis, cerebral palsy and undiagnosed conditions. Another key part of our service is end of life care for all children up to the age of 6, irrespective of diagnosis.
3. There can be no doubt that the service provided by Jack and Jill makes an enormous difference to the lives of the children and their families across the country.
However, it could not be possible without the continued ongoing support of the public’s help to fund the vital work we do.