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Yanna pictured with her parents Gavin and Lukia
Local communities in Longford and Cavan have supported Yanna Hartin from Gowna in her recovery from life-changing injuries.
Yana sustained her injuries in an accident when she was on her way to her summer job in the Farnham Estate Hotel, Cavan. To support Yanna in her recovery, the local community has established “Yanna’s Four-Leaf Clover (Love, Luck, Hope and Faith) Fundraiser” for which all monies raised will be used to support Yanna by removing barriers in her return to independent community involvement.
If people wish to donate the fundraiser has a web page at https://www.idonate.ie/ crowdfunder/ Yannasfourleafclover and so far just over €136,000 of a target of €250,000 has already been raised for this very worthy cause.
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