Publications

Our March 2021 Newsletter is here with all the updates on Jack & Jill events and fundraising! We also have some stories from our families and nurses about how they are dealing with the impact of COVID-19 and more. View Newsletter If you’d like to receive our newsletters directly to your door, please sign upRead more

2019 was another strong financial year for the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation and one where we really defined our Vision for the future. Those financial results provided some much-needed stability when Covid-19 hit in March 2020, attending our fundraising calendar but not our service. View ReportDownload ReportRead more

Check out our Autumn Newsletter for updates on Jack & Jill events and fundraising. We also have some stories from our families and nurses dealing with the impact of Covid-19 and more. View Newsletter If you’d like to receive our newsletters directly to your door, please sign up here.Read more

A message from Jack & Jill CEO, Carmel Doyle. Dear Supporters, First and foremost, thank you for your continued support through this difficult time.  In a matter of weeks, we’ve had a drastic fall in our fundraising income, with this Corona Virus closing our charity shops and cancelling so many fundraisers. Despite this, we must and willRead more

Please take a look at our 2018 Annual Report which demonstrates the community reach and reputation of the Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation model of care and how that is funded. We are very proud to showcase the critical work of our nurses, with Sinead Moran nurse manager giving an overview of an average weekRead more

In its 2017 Annual Report, The Jack & Jill Children’s Foundation uses the opportunity to thank its supporters and to show where the money goes in terms of funds raised for home nursing care for the 355 children currently under its wing with severe physical and neurological development delay, thus giving essential respite and supportRead more

Jack & Jill to extend its age limit for provision of home nursing care and respite to children up to 5 years old, based on recommendations of the service evaluation report published today by Coventry University and Trinity College Nurses urge the HSE to abolish ‘loco parentis’ clause in homecare nursing contracts which makes virtual ‘prisoners’Read more