Lloyds Banking Group has raised over £3,000 for Action Mental Health (AMH), to help educate school children about the importance of positive well-being and looking after their mental health. The
Ladies of Ballyclare Golf Club teed up an impressive £2,205.06 for AMH to help educate school children about the importance of positive wellbeing and looking after their mental health. Commenting
A huge thank you to a local Weight Watchers Group in Lisburn which raised an incredible £740 for AMH. The proceeds – which were collected through individual donations – will
“On the Rip” is a unique art project funded by PHA through the Clear project, it uses a car art medium to tackle the local lad/ ladette culture of young people
Nearly 200,000 people across Northern Ireland have been reached with positive mental health and wellbeing information through the Health in Mind project. This statistic was one of the positive messages
A two year partnership between Belfast International Airport and Action Mental Health has concluded with over £16,000 raised to help increase awareness of mental ill-health in Northern Ireland. Funds
Following Action Mental Health’s research report (on mental health service provision in NI), entitled ‘Regress? React? Resolve?’ AMH is hosting Northern Ireland’s first ever Mental Health Summit. Taking
The first Monday in February (which this year was the 1st) has been coined National Sickie Day in the UK. Statistically this is when most people will phone in sick to work
