Zeminar is with CRC Central Remedial Clinic.
1 day ago
Teachers and Students! Can we have your attention PLEASE?!!!
Check out details of a new project below; we've named it #zeminaid.....
#ZeminAid needs your support in raising funds for the CRC Central Remedial Clinic Summer Camp. CRC Summer Camp supports children and teenagers with multiple disabilities to have 4 weeks of fun, activities in friendship.
Loads of details to be found right here; zeminar.ie/zeminaid/
In short however
*Pick a Team (6-8 per team)
*Develop a fundraising strategy (get help from your teacher)
*Spread the word about your project (think big, go viral)
*Delegate duties for each team member
*Make a video of your work in progess
*Raise much needed funds for a truly worthwhile cause (get creative in how you raise funds and awareness for the CRC summer camp)
*Submit a business plan, your video and details of money raised by March 27th 2020.
*We have prizes for the winning teams and runners up under 3 different categories (most creative fund raising strategy/awareness created/most funds raised)
*There will be 1 overall winner. A judging panel with some household names will announce the winners; so watch this space.
Get in touch with any questions you might have...and Good Luck! ... See MoreSee Less
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Zeminar 2019: Thursday October 10th, 2019 was Global Mental Health Awareness Day and what a line up we had, in conjunction with PwC Ireland.
Dublin GAA star Shane Carthy joined Niamh Fitzpatrick and Fiona Brennan on stage for a powerhouse session in the afternoon.
Shane spoke of his crippling and at times terrifying experience with depression in the aftermath of Dublin’s All-Ireland winning success of 2013, to breaking point a year later, aged only 19 and the rising star of the county under-21 team. With great honesty and bravery Shane charts the downward spiral which, days after producing a man-of-the-match display in Dublin’s 2014 Leinster under-21 final win over Meath, saw him wake up in St Patrick’s Mental Hospital. ... See MoreSee Less