Some feedback from our friends 22nd
Last night we had our friends from Tamhi up at Clarendon doing mental wealth games sessions with our boys and girls 
. Out of the blue the Grinch and Olaf appeared to join in the football fun 
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A huge thank you to Joe and Jimmy the kids had a ball and supported by North Belfast Urban Villages
Mental Wealth Games session with a mix of senior ladies and G4MO participants as we played games and talked Mental Health Awareness.
Great engagement and a warm welcome on a cold Night. Looking forward to linking in with the club to support their mental health strategy.
#1box1smile St Bernard’s Primary School, Glengormley Grinch and Olaf paid a visit to spread Christmas cheer for all to hear
Naomh Éanna CLG u15s have absolutely smashed our Mental health pilot which uses a combination of Games and Activities to promote Mental health
These games have the messages within the game so coaches do not have to leave the feild of play.
We delivered a co down in session and gained some valuable feedback also
Feedback in general is very positive with a few opportunities to enhance outcomes and build a stronger outcome that make a difference across most sport’s
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The amazing young leaders of Dominican College Fortwilliam lower 6th completed their delivery module of our schools leadership programme.
Its fair to say they smashed it and we are extremely proud of their efforts 
Took part as a judge on a Youth Dragon Den Project for the New Lodge Arts Academy programme.
Honestly one of the most rewarding experiences. Young people’s voices are invaluable and the pitches where so passionate and relevant to issues impacting communities and in particular young people.
Greene King IPAActionFunder supported our Golf 4 Wellbeing Programme.
As it was Christmas and Rain is horrendous we went to the absolutely fantastic The Lost City Adventure Golf
We allowed the Grinch to host a team of our staff, volunteers and Men from the Old Bank on the Crumlin Road.
The focus was promoting the Take 5 Steps for Wellbeing
1. Be Active: Golf
2. Keep Learning: How to look after your Mental health
3. Take Notice: World Around Us /Peoples stories
4. Give: Volunteers and people giving each other time
5. Connect with Peoples Stories and People in general
Up visiting the school part of TAMHI #1Box=1Smile campaign, we brought the Turtles Sonic and our good friend Spiderman.
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