Pamela Scott

Pamela Scott, NSPCC community appeals manager, said: "We are issuing an open invitation to people from the local community to support what promises to be a great event.

Pamela Scott, NSPCC community fundraising manager for Belfast, said: "One out of every 281 children is on the child protection register for Northern Ireland.

Pamela Scott, Community Appeals Manager for the NSPCC, recently visited the Campus to discuss fundraising opportunities."We are delighted with the opportunity to be involved in the Greenmount Country Show.Greenmount Campus is a beautiful location and is well worth a visit just to see the grounds and the walled garden, never mind all of the attractions."

Pamela Scott said: "Money raised through this link with Greenmount Campus will help the NSPCC to extend their work with abused and neglected children and young people in Northern Ireland.This work is carried out in a variety of services including independent schools counselling service, support services for young witnesses and treatment services for those who have experienced abuse or sexual assault."At this year,s Country Show, the NSPCC will be organising a series of activities over the weekend which will add to people,s enjoyment of their day out while at the same time provide them with the opportunity to support our work".

Martin Mulholland (Greenmount Campus), Pamela Scott (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) and John Fay, Director of CAFRE
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Pictured launching this year,s Country Show are Martin Mulholland (Greenmount Campus), Pamela Scott (National Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children) and John Fay, Director of CAFRE

Pamela Scott, Community Appeals Manager of the charity, thanked Greenmount Campus for the opportunity to fund raise at this year's show, commenting that the ,11,790 raised was far beyond their expectations.