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St Christopher's Services CEO Derek Scanlon, Cllr Úruému Adéjinmi and Rosario Roberts
Longford’s St Christopher's Services CLG has unveiled an innovative new logo designed by Rosario Roberts.
St Christopher’s CEO Derek Scanlon congratulated service user Rosario for ‘beautifully capturing the essence of our organisation's mission and the profound impact it has on the lives of those we serve’.
Rosario was the winner of the ‘What my service means to me’ logo redesign competition and Mr Scanlon said, “At St Christopher's Services, we believe that every individual deserves to have their voice heard and their creativity celebrated. That's why we entrusted this important task to our service users.”
Mr Scanlon continued, “We would like to express our gratitude to all the participants who submitted their creative and thoughtful designs.
"Your contributions were truly inspiring. The winning design not only impressed our judging panel but also resonated deeply with the entire St Christopher's Services community. It embodies the spirit of inclusion, empowerment, and self-expression that we all hold dear.”
The CEO concluded, “Rosario’s artistic vision and logo will now become the face of our organisation, symbolising our commitment to empowering individuals with intellectual disabilities and promoting a more inclusive society.”
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