FANTASTIC DAY Brendan Murney and Members of Rostrevor and District Vintage Club gave a royal  Kingdom of the Mournes welcome to Buddy Bear Trust to raise funds and publicity for the only Conductive Education School in Ireland established 25 years ...

It was a case of 'best foot forward' for the family members of Buddy Bear School pupil, Daniel Mimnagh, as they braved the torrential rain to complete the Waterside half marathon in Londonderry on Sunday, September 9th, 2012. Relatives of Daniel d...

This report is about 8-12 year old children with cerebral palsy in Europe. 818 children of all abilities and their families from nine European regions were visited by researchers. Children with cerebral palsy have difficulty making movements due t...

The staff and students at Lurgan College were given first hand evidence of the benefits of their recent fundraising activities in aid of the Buddy Bear Trust School for children with cerebral palsy when they were visited by a special guest to than...

The kindness of Primary 7 pupils in Mayobridge touched the hearts of parents of children with cerebral palsy attending the Buddy Bear School in Dungannon. Brendan McConville, Chairman told the Buddy Bear parents that the pupils form St Patricks Pr...

Peter Robinson First Minister gives his support to children with cerebral palsy attending the Buddy Bear Trust Conductive education school in Dungannon. The First Minister participated in an information video being made by the Trust with the help ...

We are delighted that Mr. Edward Stevenson Grand Master of the Grand Orange Order of Ireland and Mrs Olive Whitten Grand Mistress of the Women's Orange Order together with Mrs Hilda Winters have added their support to help promote and raise fu...

Top marks for generosity! Reverend Father Kevin Donaghy Principle of St Patrick’s College Armagh presented a cheque for £500 to Brendan McConville, Chairman of The Buddy Bear Trust, a local charity which specialises in helping children severely di...

Read Katie's story here; http://www.midulstermail.co.uk/news/local/tot-who-doctors-said-wouldn-t-see-first-birthday-ready-to-start-school-1-3957809

Buddy Bear received a very warm welcome from all the managers and players during a visit to the final of the 2012 Cerebral Palsy Home Nations Championships at the Billy Neill Centre of Excellence in Dundonald on Sunday. Despite the home side losin...