Friday, 18 September 2015 is Jeans for Genes Day and staff in Church of Ireland House, Belfast, are encouraged to wear their jeans and have coffee.  By wearing a pair of jeans and donating, you will be helping change the lives of children with genetic disorders.

• 1 in 25 children in the UK have a genetic disorder that makes their lives very difficult.
• 30,000 children are born every year in the UK with a genetic disorder.
• They need our help, make a donation and help change the world for children with genetic disorders.

The annual campaign is urging everyone to make an impression on the lives of children with genetic disorders simply by wearing their jeans and donating £2.

This year there will also be a coffee morning in Church House reception at 10.30am. All welcome.

Jeans for Genes provides funding for the care and support of children with genetic disorders.  They also help fund research into genetics and the development of effective treatments and cures.

Further information can be obtained on the Jeans for Genes Website www.jeansforgenes.com