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MOJO Annual General Meeting 2021

It was a busy day at MOJO on Friday (13 August).

In the morning we held our AGM, the first in the new offices. We were delighted to welcome our members, and our trustees.

The business of the morning successfully completed, we were equally delighted to welcome two of our clients for their first visit to James Morrison Street. Pictured, with Paddy and Tara Hill and Cathy Molloy, and a selection of our volunteer staff, is David Pugh. At the time of writing, the decision in David’s appeal is keenly awaited.

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