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Our Generation Spaces to be. Free training If the sunny days have you planning for summer, we've got an exciting opportunity you don't want to miss! ☀️ If you work with 9 to 11 year olds over the summer months, get in touch with our team to discuss our FREE cross-community programme. For further information please contact: Roberta.Johnson@playboard.co.uk
Men’s Health Week begins next Monday (9th June 2025) and runs until Sunday 15th June.
Skills Development Programme - For further information visit www.serc.ac.uk/peaceplus
Loneliness Awareness Week 9 - 15 June 2025
NI Mental health survey 2023-24 A large-scale representative sample of the Northern Ireland general population completed the 2024/25 Mental Health Survey, providing important insights into their attitudes and behaviours relating to mental health and suicide. Findings are presented in four reports covering issues of: • preventing mental ill health, • mental health related stigma, • training and intervening when someone is in crisis and help-seeking. • The findings are published in four papers available below: • Report 1: Preventing mental ill health among the general population • Report 2: Mental health-related stigma • Report 3 Preparedness to intervene when concerned about someone's mental health • Report 4 Mental ill health and helpseeking For further information Mental health survey 2023-24 findings | HSC Public Health Agency
NI Mental health survey 2023-24 A large-scale representative sample of the Northern Ireland general population completed the 2024/25 Mental Health Survey, providing important insights into their attitudes and behaviours relating to mental health and suicide. Findings are presented in four reports covering issues of: • preventing mental ill health, • mental health related stigma, • training and intervening when someone is in crisis and help-seeking. • The findings are published in four papers available below: • Report 1: Preventing mental ill health among the general population • Report 2: Mental health-related stigma • Report 3 Preparedness to intervene when concerned about someone's mental health • Report 4 Mental ill health and helpseeking For further information Mental health survey 2023-24 findings | HSC Public Health Agency
Suicide prevention training for young women and girls PAPYRUS Prevention of Young Suicide is pleased to deliver SPOT (Suicide Prevention Overview Tutorial) and SPEAK (Suicide Prevention Explore, Ask, Keep-Safe) suicide prevention training courses, supported by the Public Health Agency through the Clear Project, and in partnership with Girl guiding Ulster. Please scan the QR code in the poster for further information. For general enquiries please email: northernireland@papyrus-uk.org
Hollywood Family Trust Counselling services Holywood Family Trust exists to help equip individuals and families through some of the issues in their lives, and contribute towards an inclusive community. At Holywood Family Trust we offer counselling for a wide range of issues and can also help signpost you to other service we think may be of help. All our counsellors are professionally trained and have a wide range of work and life experience. We have a diverse and dedicated team of professionally trained and accredited counsellors who will listen to you in a supportive non-judgmental way and create space to help you to start to see things more clearly and make positive changes. We are a BACP accredited service meaning we have demonstrated our commitment to offering a confidential, professional, ethical service which is open to all the community. For more information please click on the links below https://holywoodft.co.uk/ https://holywoodft.counsel360.co.uk/referral/enquiry
Its Time To Talk Time To Talk Day is a national campaign dedicated to sparking open conversations about mental health. It encourages everyone to take a moment to check in, connect with and support each other, and ask the question – how are you feeling? Find out more information @ Aware NI - Time To Talk Day: Let’s Open the Conversation About Mental Health