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New Workplace Mental Health e-module launched!

This free module will support you in leading out on workplace mental health and wellbeing. It aligns with our Wellness Works Framework.

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Closing date for applications is 22nd December 2023.

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Creativity for Wellbeing Mindfulness Page
New Creativity for Wellbeing Workbook

A perfect gift for a loved one... or yourself.

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Promoting Mental Health, Wellbeing & Recovery

Mental Health Ireland is the longest established mental health charity in Ireland. Throughout our history we and the Mental Health Associations have played a central role in reshaping how the public understand mental health issues.

Since our establishment in 1966, we have been front and centre in promoting mental health, supporting people with lived experience of mental health challenges in their recovery and bringing practical expression to national policy objectives.

Mental Health Ireland’s strategy Mental Health for All – Hope, Strength & Action 2022 – 2024 is an invitation to become involved in something bigger, to be part of a dynamic movement that makes a real difference to many peoples’ lives.

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24th October 2023

Celebrating 40 Years of Galway Mental Health Association: Ordinary People Doing Extraordinary Things

The 40th birthday celebration of the Galway Mental Health Association was more than just a commemoration; it was a testament to the commitment of mental health associations all over the…
News
15th May 2023

Mental Health Ireland launches national Volunteer Strategy to ‘open doors’ for new opportunities

Mental Health Ireland has launched its national Volunteer Strategy and Programme at the Smock Alley Theatre, Dublin ahead of a weeklong celebration of giving back in the community. The new…
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27th January 2023

Special Olympics Ireland & Mental Health Ireland launch Stronger Minds, Happier Lives

‘Stronger Minds, Happier Lives,’ Ireland’s first mental health promotion programme for people with intellectual disabilities was launched this week at the Sport Ireland Campus by Special Olympics Ireland and Mental…

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