TRAUMA CENTRE DOOR OPEN FOR THOSE IN NEED
Trauma Centre door open for those in need
THE WAVE Trauma Centre, at Unit 4, Old Market Building, Omagh, provides care and support to those who have been bereaved, injured and/or traumatised as a result of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
With the fourth anniversary of the Omagh bomb atrocity of August 15, 1998, now upon us, WAVE recognises that the need for support at this time is great.
Jean Caldwell and Rosaleen Mulholland, befrienders in the Omagh Centre, are available to talk to new and existing members.
"Those who feel they would benefit from WAVE or would like more information on WAVE and its services, are welcome to contact the centre either in person or by telephoning 028 8225 2522," they said this week.
THE WAVE Trauma Centre, at Unit 4, Old Market Building, Omagh, provides care and support to those who have been bereaved, injured and/or traumatised as a result of the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
With the fourth anniversary of the Omagh bomb atrocity of August 15, 1998, now upon us, WAVE recognises that the need for support at this time is great.
Jean Caldwell and Rosaleen Mulholland, befrienders in the Omagh Centre, are available to talk to new and existing members.
"Those who feel they would benefit from WAVE or would like more information on WAVE and its services, are welcome to contact the centre either in person or by telephoning 028 8225 2522," they said this week.
Further Information
Publisher: TYRONE CONSTITUTION
Ref: TC/1076
Published Date: 15-Aug-02
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