Cumann Lúthchleas Gael Uladh
A small number of spaces have become available for Ulster’s Healthy Club Roadshow in Ulster University, Jordanstown this Saturday 1st April, from 10am – 2pm.
Ulster GAA’s Live To Play Primary School “Oscars” opens today, Friday 3rd March, for all Primary Schools in Ulster.
Moortown St Malachy’s event helps to deliver road safety message to all road users.
The Ulster Health Committee combined their quarterly meeting with an orientation and update day for the Ulster “Healthy Clubs”at a recent event held at the Garvaghey Centre in Tyrone.
Strabane Sigersons Health and Wellbeing Committee have joined forces with other local groups to get behind this year’s Darkness into Light fundraiser.
St Dallan’s Primary School in Warrenpoint, combined with Cumann Pheadair Naofa, as part of the Club/School Link, hosted their annual GAA Health and Wellbeing Day for Primary 7 pupils on Friday April 15th 2016.
Mindset is a Mental & Emotional Health & Wellbeing Awareness programme for young people, 14–17 years and adults. The free
For the first time ever Owen Roes Glenmornan are running a blood donation session on Monday 21st March 2016 @
Fermanagh GAA will be offering a range of Health and Wellbeing Workshops in the coming months. Belcoo O’Rahilly’s Health &
The impact of sugar on our health and wellbeing has been very well documented recently and it was the focus
To coincide with National Anti-bullying month, Strabane Sigerson’s Health and Wellbeing Committee initiated a poster competition in the local primary schools. Children were asked to create a poster explaining what bullying means to them.
Health and Wellbeing was the dominant theme at a highly successful information evening for Tyrone clubs at Garvaghey.
The Helplines Network NI members provide a variety of support services including information, advice, counselling and befriending. Many of the
The Tyrone Health and Wellbeing Committee is organising a coach trip to Dublin and a tour of the Croke Park
Tyrone stars Connor McAliskey and Conor Meyler have thrown their weight behind a campaign to keep young people safe on-line.
