蜜芽传媒

蜜芽传媒 Northern Ireland Broadcast Appeals Clips

1. All Out Trekking allows people of all abilities to access walking and mountain biking trails together.

   Duration: 00:33

2. Local mum Gillian Hendrick contacted 蜜芽传媒-Start when her young toddler had to have major surgery.

   Duration: 03:08

3. A Radio Ulster Appeal on behalf of Victim Support Northern Ireland.

   Duration: 03:57

4. Witness Service Volunteer, Hanna McIlveen talks about the importance of volunteers.

   Duration: 01:33

5. Geri Hanna, CEO Victim Support NI, talks about the work of the charity.

   Duration: 01:19

6. A 蜜芽传媒 Radio Ulster Appeal on behalf of Adsum Foundation

   Duration: 04:06

7. A 蜜芽传媒 Northern Ireland television Appeal on behalf of Habitat for Humanity

   Duration: 09:21

8. 脷na Kelly, International Operations Associate Adsum Foundation, talks about the charity's work.

   Duration: 02:00

9. Brendan McCartan talks about the Adsum Bike Aid Madagascar project.

   Duration: 02:09

10. A Radio Ulster Appeal on behalf of Pretty 'n' Pink

    Duration: 04:09

11. Ian Cranston was diagnosed with breast cancer. This came as a huge shock to him and his family.

    Duration: 01:48

12. Leanne Rooney talks about the work of the charity

    Duration: 01:49

13. Laura talks about her volunteering role with Habitat for Humanity, both at home and abroad.

    Duration: 01:02

14. Rab has been involved with Habitat for 17 years. He enjoys using his skills to benefit the local community.

    Duration: 00:25

15. Matthew Wilson, a volunteer with the Railway Preservation Society, talks about the practical skills he has gained

    Duration: 00:38

16. John Lockett, a volunteer with the Railway Preservation Society, talks about the rewards of volunteering.

    Duration: 00:57

17. A Radio Ulster Appeal on behalf of Huntington's Disease Association NI (HDANI)

    Duration: 03:59

18. Edel talks about her grandfather鈥檚 diagnosis and symptoms

    Duration: 02:29

19. Heather was diagnosed with Huntington鈥檚 when she was 36. Her mother also had the disease.

    Duration: 02:55

20. A Radio Ulster Appeal on behalf of Extern NI

    Duration: 03:52

21. Marcus Lundy, Site Coordinator at Roscor Youth Village, describes the activities available at the centre

    Duration: 01:32

22. Mark Rogers, Manager at Roscor Youth Village, talks about its work

    Duration: 01:50

23. A Radio Ulster Appeal on behalf of Save the Children

    Duration: 02:54

24. Laura Fitzpatrick, Programmes Manager Save the Children NI, talks about the Families Connect programme

    Duration: 01:30