Helium will receive a €3,000 grant through Lidl's first ever Green Fund.
A midlands children’s charity is being recognised for supporting community-led sustainability and healthy living initiatives.
Helium was named as the Westmeath winner of Lidl’s inaugural 2025 Green Fund, and will receive a €3,000 grant to support its Creative Resilience for Children with Health Conditions programme.
Helium impressed with its creative approach to wellbeing, using the arts to strengthen resilience and reduce isolation for children with health challenges.
The €3,000 investment is expected to support the ongoing delivery of the charity’s Online Programme.
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