In our July newsletter, we take a closer look at friendship and the bonds that support our mental wellness. Please take a few minutes from your day to read our member contributions as well as all of the latest Grow Mental Health news!
Our latest newsletter explores the Grow Mental Health core value of Inclusion. We take a look at the way that the Grow Program and Method incorporate incusion as well as the effects of exclusion. There are also lots of announcements and updates, too. Enjoy!
Enjoy the news, creative content, food for thought, and updates from the Grow Mental Health Eastern Region. Eastern Region Grow Summer 2022 Newsletter
Our latest newsletter explores the Grow Mental Health core value of Integrity and is packed with Grow member insights and musings on the topic. With updates, Grow wisdom, and announcements as well, this newsletter is not to be missed!
The rain came down and the wind howled, but you all got out there and wore your yellow. You raised funds, talked about mental health,
https://grow.ie/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/Seamus-short-2.mov To all the men out there: we see you, hear you & appreciate you! Brave men like Seamus share their stories at our support
Grow Mental Health’s first national fundraising activity of 2021 took place on Easter Sunday, April 4th, and the public was invited to join in. Supported
Grow Mental Health Area Coordinator Finola O’Callaghan joined Dermot and Dave on Today FM’s Christmas Eve show to talk about our Christmas Campaign and to
Seasons Greetings from the Eastern Region with a winter installment of wisdom, news and creative pieces to aid in personal recovery and transformation. [pdf id=6408]
RUGS, Rathfarnham Ukulele Group, recently covered the catchy ’90s hit Tubthumping in support of Grow Mental Health. Over 30 members of the group played ukulele and
Newsletter November 2020 Grow National Survey 2020 Calling all Grow Members! Our 2020 survey has just been released and we need as many Growers as
Newsletter August 2020 A Letter from the CEO of Grow Mental Health, Michele Kerrigan The past few months have been paved with hurdles and triumphs, both