Schools, individuals and groups who go that extra mile to support the mental health and well-being of young people across Northern Ireland were rewarded today for their efforts by Action
Around 330 people took part in this year’s 7th annual Granite Challenge on Sunday raised over £8000 for Action Mental in the process. Some 330 cyclists took the roads of
Northern Ireland will be ablaze in purple on World Mental Health Day as Action Mental Health leads the way in shining a light on mental health. Iconic buildings, schools and
Schools, individuals and groups who go that extra mile to support the mental health and well-being of young people across Northern Ireland are to be rewarded for their efforts by
We were delighted to host representatives – Annie McGowan and Sarah Sheppard – from the ESF Managing Authority (Department for the Economy) who were on a familiarisation visit at our
Action Mental Health’s eating disorder service within the Southern Health and Social Care Trust (SHSCT) area has been relaunched, introducing a vital and effective new model of support for people
There are just 4 days to go until Action Mental Health’s annual Granite Challenge, the 55-mile sportive throughout the picturesque Mourne Mountains. Many will be returning for a repeat performance,
10th October is World Mental Health Day. This year the theme is “Young People and Mental Health in a Changing World” and we want you to GO PURPLE and take
