Mental Health Ireland

We need your help! Take part in this short survey to help inform Mental Health Ireland's new Strategy. Click here to complete survey👉 https://ivlv.me/iYCSa This is an exciting time for our organisation as we develop our new three-year Strategic Plan. Engaging with the public is a crucial part of this process, helping us better understand the opportunities and challenges that will inform our work in the future. We would be very grateful if you would take the time to participate in this short 7 question survey. Your feedback and opinion is so important to us. Here it is again👉 https://ivlv.me/iYCSa

For Mental Health Month 2024, our theme is Connect. Throughout the month, we’ve explored different ways to build and strengthen meaningful connections on our social media channels. with each week focusing on a different pillar: Yourself, Others, Community and Nature. Thanks to everyone who has engaged in our content all month. Your support helps us continue our work to keep mental health on the agenda. #MentalHealth #MentalHealthMonth #ConnectMHI #MentalHealthIreland

A huge bualadh bos to Lenny Higgins who ran Dublin City Marathon in aid of Mental Health Ireland at the weekend. Thanks Lenny for your support- we appreciate all your hard work! Thanks to everyone who represented Mental Health Ireland over the weekend- you're all legends! #DublinCityMarathon #Fundraisers #DublinMarathon #ThankYou

Development Officer Claire Flynn and Mental Health Ireland supported a Healthy Clare Menopause and Wellbeing Event at Glór Theatre recently. The excellent speakers and large attendance highlights how information on wellbeing is still of interest to the community. Everyone who attended was given a Mental Health Ireland Menopause and Mental Health information booklet. If you would like your own copy, you can download it here: https://lnkd.in/ezSNVQBK #Menopause #MentalHealth #MentalHealthIreland #MenopauseandWellbeing

The Nearby Nature project by Wexford Mental Health Association in conjunction with HSE Health Promotion and Parable Garden's Education Centre is an innovative project that immerses people in nature. Participants explored their creativity and experienced the potential of local natural spaces to support their own wellbeing, that of their families, and the wider community. Check out this short video accompanying the project. For more information check out: https://lnkd.in/eKKXpTUN https://lnkd.in/eYCDaevn

A huge thanks to everyone who ran the Dublin Marathon at the weekend for Mental Health Ireland. Each one of you who fundraised for us is simply remarkable! We understand the effort it takes and we sincerely appreciate every bit of your dedication. Pictured are Fionán, Darren, Jack and James who ran for both Mental Health Ireland and The Irish Motor Neurone Disease Association. Thanks guys! #DublinMarathon #Fundraisers #MentalHealthIreland #DublinCityMarathon

For Mental Health Month 2024, our theme is Connect. Throughout October, we have explored different ways to build and strengthen meaningful connections on our social media channels. with each week focusing on a different pillar: Yourself, Others, Community and Nature. #ConnectMHI #Connection #ConnectMentalHealth

Check out the recording from the recent Family Recovery in Mental Health Webinar on Spotify. Learn what is meant by the term family recovery and how supporting a family member with on-going mental health challenges can impact family members in different ways. https://lnkd.in/euXPAyD7

October is Mental Health Month, and all this month we will be encouraging you to CONNECT. All this week we will be encouraging you to connect with yourself and will be giving you tips on how to do this. Start off by playing a game of bingo. How many squares can you tick off?

A FREE Minding Your Mental Health Information session is being held in Urlingford LIbrary in Kilkenny on Tues Nov 12th at 10am-12pm. Contact Sarah Bowden on 086 084 3446 for more information. All welcome.