“My aim was to bring people together, so what better way to do that than by organising a food event!”
A healthy ‘Taste of India’ lunch held recently in Café Connects across the South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust, has raised an amazing £1,129.11 for the Stroke Association.
Tandoori chicken, Tarka vegetable daal and pulao rice were meticulously created and enjoyed by everyone who queued in our Café Connects to sample them.. “I would like to express my gratitude to everyone who participated, contributed and made the ‘Taste of India’ event a resounding success. It is through the collective efforts of our staff that we can make a meaningful impact in our community.”
“This donation will contribute greatly towards those vital support services in the South Eastern Trust area.”
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