Dry Night campaign offers helping hand

Dan Buckley

Tue, 17 May, 2005 - 01:00

Leading up to the third annual National Dry Night on May 24, every primary school will receive an information pack containing Dry Nights information.

The aim is to highlight that bed-wetting (enuresis), a distressing condition affecting children physically and mentally, is a treatable medical disorder.

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