Friday, October 17, 2014

Concern's CEO thanks Kerry people for their support

Concern Worldwide's CEO, Dominic MacSorley spoke last evening to a group of Concern supporters in Tralee.

Dominic is back from visiting Concern programmes in Liberia and Sierra Leone. He spoke on the work Concern is doing in the two countries and gave an up-to-the-minute account on the devastation that Ebola is causing in the two countries.

He thanked the people of Kerry for their generous support to Concern. Attending the meeting were a number of people who have worked for the agency in the developing world.

The writer of this blog gave a presentation on the work Concern is doing in Zambia.

The Kerry Group helps finance some of Concern's work in Zambia and representatives from the Kerry Group were at the meeting.
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