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ABOVE: File photograph of the Whitewater Shopping Centre in Newbridge
A well-known shopping centre in County Kildare will help host an awareness event for the National Missing Persons Helpline (NMPH).
The NMPH is a non-profit organisation dedicated to raising awareness about Missing Persons in Ireland (At present, there are over 900 Missing Persons in the country).
It also works to bring hope to families and friends of Missing Persons by providing resources and support, according to its official website.
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Speaking ahead of the event, which will take place inside Newbridge's Whitewater Shopping Centre, the NMPH said that members of the public can find out about its work "in highlighting [Missing Persons] cases and supporting those left behind."
The NMPH's awareness event will take place on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
Its team members will be inside the Whitewater Shopping Centre from 10.30am.
Anyone who cannot attend the event but still wishes to donate to the NMPH can do so by clicking here.
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