Trinity Belfast Year 10s engaged in the Peer Development programme supported through @UK Youth. The leaders are learning our games based approach to mental health, combined with personal development and emotional well-being growth.
Dominican College Fortwilliam as they delivered their 1st practical session as part of the The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland Mental Wealth Games programme.
Absolutely smashed their peer delivery, so much energy, positive engagement and connection between the leaders and the peers who have outstanding role models to look up to. #feasacht meabhairshláinte
Mens Health Month Kicked Off
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We kicked off our Mens Group project working with men in around Girdwood Community Hub, promoting and fostering Mental health, and Tackling social issues the men face.
Todays session was great craic and we got to know the guys, and share how we can support them to promote good relations and positive mental health.
Great to see our young leaders delivering Mental Wealth games to the year 9 pupils, they smashed it. Well done !!!!
Coláiste CuanThe National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland Wellbeing Leaders practical complete.
Always a pleasure to go down to these guys each year.
Also a great modified version of a game we play created 
These guys always help you learn something and few ideas to enhance the programme delivery will be adapted.
Thanks to St Patricks primary school for bringing up P6 and P7 children for our leaders to practice their delivery #tbuc Northern Ireland Executive Our Leaders lead Mol Pobail Girdwood 4 All project.
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Great session with lads at @St Joseph’s Boys School Derry/L Derry
Great lads, great engagement and loved how some have aspirations to be youth workers.
Can’t wait to catch up with these guys in new year.
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One of the groups Happy Days Project we are working with in relation to our Mental Wealth Games approach through The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland.
We are committed to ensuring we adjust and accommodate everyone regardless of ability as Mental health issues knows no boundaries and we know our approach is for everyone.
In a short time we have learnt so much about people living with a different ability and how various society issues affect their well-being, which is only making our knowledge and application stronger 
Fantastic group, fantastic learning and 100% we see growth and development opportunities here.
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