Working with Mercy College students building up their team work skills and most important having fun at the same time.
Our St. Malachy's College Young Leaders impressing their teachers by delivering our Bully-Run game for Anti-Bullying Week to all Year 8. They delivered to 180 pupils 
. I’m sure that they now appreciate the hard work teachers 
do every day as they were all busted after that.
Feedback from Holy family primary School
Our Primary 6 classes are working with TAMHI over the next few Fridays to learn about looking after their mental health through fun games and activities. Here are some photos of Mrs Morrison’s class enjoying their session last week 
Great write up from Holy Cross Girls Primary School
Primary Six took part in another great workshop with Joe from TAMHI today. The focus was on relationships and how by building good relationships the girls can help to protect themselves against things like bullying. As ever, the games brought all the ideas to life, and Joe was very impressed by how insightful the girls were. The girls agree that they are never going to bullying and will never accept anyone else bullying. Such a powerful message in anti-bullying week. Tamhi Tackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues #AntiBullyingWeek #MakeANoise.
Great to see our Young Leaders from Acadamh Ríoga Bhéal Feirste delivering our Bully-Run game to highlight Anti-Bullying Week. They delivered to over 90 pupils today. Well done 
girls in organising and showcasing a great event. We also gave out some keyrings highlighting local support services.
Feedback from Sacred heart boxing "Great to have Joe from Tamhi Tackling Awareness of Mental Health Issues in doing a few programmes with the kids group supporting Anti-Bullying Week".
Some great show of support from the clubs/ schools that work with us highlighting there support for Anti Bullying week.
Rosario Football Club Belfast final session tonight as part of Ulster University pilot evaluation.
Tonight we delivered #antibullyingawarenessweek sessions and Holding me Back which promotes help seeking behaviour and Take 5 Steps for Wellbeing.
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