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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.
Around 1 in 40 men aged over 65 have an Abdominal Aorta Aneurysm (AAA), a swelling of the main artery
On Sunday 4th October 2015, St Joseph’s GAC, Glenavy held the first Glenavy Big Dander event to officially open the
We all have mental health, some people call it ‘emotional health’ or ‘wellbeing’ and it is just as important as
Are you interested in becoming a Health Champion for your Club? Cancer Focus Northern Ireland will be running a Programme
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging school leavers and first-time university students to get the new meningococcal vaccine which is now available. This vaccination helps protect against four different causes of meningitis and septicaemia – meningococcal A, C, W and Y diseases.
Strabane Sigersons GAA and Strabane Neighbourhood Health Improvement Project have joined forces to promote a ‘Care in the Sun’ message to all GAA players, supporters and their families this summer.
Ulster GAA are delighted to support the Ulster Farmers Union during Farm Safety week and beyond. Farm Safety Week 2015 brings five days of themed practical advice and guidance for farmers to drive up health and safety standards on farms.
Ulster GAA and Cancer Focus Northern Ireland have once again joined forces to promote a ‘Care in the Sun’ message to all GAA players, mentors and fans this summer.
“Men need to face up to health issues. We have no difficulty with things like sport or getting our cars
Members of Omagh St Enda’s have been improving their first aid skills, thanks to a training evening at the club,
