An Island charity is appealing for help after its social media page was suspended.
Junior Achievement Isle of Man's Facebook Page was taken down by the company earlier today.
Chief Executive Sue Cook says the organisation asked Facebook to review its decision, but says the request was refused despite having no violations of any terms and services.
She's asking anybody who might be able to help to come forward - you can contact the charity on 666266.
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