Click Energy has donated 50 Halloween costumes to children in Derry, working with community organisation Health for Life to distribute them. The electricity supplier announced the initiative as the city prepares for its Halloween festival.

Health for Life, which supports families in the area, will give the costumes to children it works with. The organisation was formed from the merger of the Old Library Trust and Bogside and Brandywell Health Forum, and aims to improve health and wellbeing through community services.

Andy Porter, Managing Director at Click Energy, said the festival is world-renowned and the company wants to help more local families share in the excitement. He said Health for Life does incredible work supporting families, and this is a special opportunity to partner with them and bring some of the magic of Halloween to local children.

Natasha Burke, Family First Hub Co-ordinator at Health for Life, thanked Click Energy for the generous donation and said it will help make a difference to families by bringing joy, imagination and smiles to children's faces this Halloween.

Click Energy said the communities it serves are at the heart of its business, and it is always looking for ways to make a positive difference.