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Art therapy and ‘messy play’ to feature at child-friendly event near Kildare border. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
An art therapy and 'messy play' aimed at stimulating children's senses will take place on the Kildare-Laois border later this month.
Organised by neurodiversity advocacy group All Abilities Ireland, the organisation described the event as "an hour of fun messy play to inspire the senses, helping children to regulate their emotions while making friends".
"We will provide the fun activities and parents can chat to other families on the day," All Abilities Ireland added.
The camp is aimed at children aged between 8 and 12 years of age.
This is reduced rate event with limited tickets available.
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All Abilities Ireland also said: "If you would like to volunteer with us, need any more information, or are part of a club and would like us to facilitate a group session, please feel free to email us on allabilities123@gmail.com".
The event will take place on Tuesday, September 23, 2025 at Portarlington Community Centre.
It will run from 7pm until 8pm.
For booking and / or to find out further information about this camp, visit Eventbrite.
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