The head coach at a multi-sports club for kids with additional needs in Belfast says a trip to Lapland would be a 'once in a lifetime' experience for them and their families.
The head coach at a multi-sports club for kids with additional needs in Belfast says a trip to Lapland would be a "once in a lifetime" experience for them and their families.
"We've been running for over 6 years, we have our own facility in Dunmurry and we have over 60 kids that attend on a weekly basis," Gemma told Belfast Live. "We've been through the pandemic and during that time, in my opinion, the kids really suffered with it," she said. "And also the parents as well because at the end of the day, they were the ones left picking up the pieces."
"Everything that these kids have, the parents have to fight for and it would just mean a lot for them to go, it's a once in a lifetime trip and to experience such a magical time together.
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