Great to attend Mercy Primary school today delivering some chocolate and creating loads of smiles in the process.
Great session down in Enniskillen teaching mental wealth games. Thanks to Chris for delivering in Western Trust with SW Regional College Developing Healthy Communities Public Health Agency BTECLevel 3 Sport and Exercise year 1 and year 3 #MentalHealthMatters
Great to be down in Newtownabbey delivering a session to Newtownabbey disability group, great bunch of people providing loads of energy to the session.
Year 10 program at trinity as more training in mental wealth games completed on run up to there day of well-being at start of new year
Our Leaders Lead Dominican College Fortwilliam 2nd peer delivery session focusing on Anti Bullying and Positive relationships #MentalHealthAwareness The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland
Nice feedback from the Community Food Bank
Nichola Bradley
Massive thank you our friends and legends Dixie and Micky at Our Club Our Community and Tamhi Tackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues who work tirelessly with young people and schools promoting both physical and mental wellbeing being across all communities 
Every year these guys support the Community Food Bank Xmas appeal and we are very grateful. Their generosity will make a huge difference to families needing some additional support at this time of year 
Super day with visits from special guests Girdwood Community Hub shared space football 
Northern Ireland Executive#bucOur Club Our Community
I’ve just had one of the best EVER experiences.
I shared the stage with Oisin McConville (Armagh GAA Legend) and Keith Gillispe (United Legend) who I’ve played with once before at Dunloy Stronger Together to mark International Mens Day.
I got randomly asked to talk at a community hall meeting a few weeks back and said, sure why not. I was expecting 40 to 50 people and rocked up to 250 
While the two legends shared their stories of sport, addiction and recovery, I shared my story of loss and also hope.
Honestly felt a bit of imposter syndrome at the start, but thanks to the amazing hosts and the warm welcome I answered my questions with passion and care, as what was apparent, celebrity or no celebrity, we are all humans and we all face the same challenges in life.
The message I left was, that we all go through difficult times and if we are struggling, ask for help early or if we notice something is not quite right, ask a friend or family member if they are ok. If the response is “I’m fine” let them know “look if you ever need to talk, I’m there and I care” as that lets them know they have someone open and ready to help (thus removing the sense of nobody cares).
It was lovely to sit and eat with Keith and Oisin and the Dunloy Stronger Together organisation, and hear about the work they deliver and how the group has been established to bring the community together and tackle issues that adversely affect people.
It was my 1st time in the beautiful village of Dunloy and I’m hoping with the connections now in place it won’t be my last.
Thank you for such a special night, one that will live in my memory and heart forever
Dunloy Cuchullains Dunloy Football Club Causeway Chronicle Causeway Coast Community The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland
Some feedback
Joe thank you so much for coming to our event, you made such a difference, you stole the show with your open & honest life stories, the Men of Dunloy were amazed. You’ll definitely be back & you are making a difference & doing a great great Job
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