We’re delighted to be participating in Children’s Mental Health Week 2024, an awareness week launched by Place2Be to empower, equip and give a voice to every child in the UK.
Across Northern Ireland, thousands of young people will be anxiously awaiting the outcomes of their A-Levels and GCSE exams.
For this year’s theme of Anxiety our expert teams have produced three resources below. Resource 1: Anxiety Guide for Parents The OUR Generation and MensSana teams have produced an Anxiety
We live in an increasingly digital world. This can be a really great thing. The internet and social media can help us stay connected with friends and family, even if
Just in time to help celebrate Children’s Mental Health Week, the AMH team recently revisited Artigarvan Primary School in County Tyrone, capturing a short video charting how Action Mental Health’s
What is it? We at Action Mental Health are creating a youth-led mental health panel. A panel that will be run by individuals (aged 13-24) for young people with the
Action Mental Health has signed an open letter with 100 other charities, community groups and academics calling for a new Executive to be formed to tackle the cost of living
In this article, we highlight some useful tips to help you overcome the feelings you may have about your exam results.
