A big thank you to Hazelwood College Year 13 Sport studies class who organised a charity futsal event for TAMHI and also helped for their own coursework, they enjoyed Mickey in the last few weeks supporting them delivering Mental Wealth games.
Fantastic session today with Regis College Boston.
Great to support the amazing work of Ollscoil Uladh in the community, and showcase the work of Tamhi Ag Dul i nGleic le Feasacht ar Cheisteanna Meabhairshláinte to Regis College students traveling over from Boston.
Huge Shout out to Cliftonville Football Club and well done to them and our ambassador Joe Gormely who scored the winning goal.
An emotional and outstanding tribute to their team mate Michael Newberry who they sadly lost in December.
We are extremely grateful for them highlighting Text Teammate to 85258 after yesterday cup run.
We know already that people are texting and this service is helping save lives.
Great to Men’s Group Old bank to Cray golf as part of the Comhairle Cathrach Bhéal Feirste interface project, listening to some of their stories and the way that overcoming challenges they face daily is inspiring. Great see the smile they had paying the golf and having some fun.
Up at Lagmore delivering our Mental Wealth Games focusing on having a positive mindset when looking at our mental health
Great night in Newry with Southern Trust Young men’s group, teaming up with good friend Mo Rooney from St John Bosco GAA
We had a few that were camera shay but really put the effort in on designing their kits *Note consent for lads pictures is limited
All part of our knowledge share through The National Lottery Community Fund Northern Ireland with a relationship now firmly in the trust
Developing Healthy Communities officially wrapped up. What great feedback for the youths.
Honestly what a program and pulling together the findings and the impact.
The bibs went down an absolute treat in terms of raising visibility of Take 5 steps
Amazing evening in Newry
1st 3 player ANNOUNCEMENT of the premier league XI are none other than WES BROWN, KAREL POBORSKY AND JERMAINE PENNANT
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