See Change is Ireland’s organisation dedicated to ending mental health stigma. Our work is informed by people with lived experiences of mental health difficulties, who are best placed to give insight into mental health stigma.
Why a stigma reduction programme is essential in positively changing people’s attitudes to mental health problems.
What can I do to support Green Ribbon?
See Change will roll out its 7th annual Green Ribbon campaign this May 2019, find out what you can do to help us End Mental Health Stigma.
may 2019
03may12:00 pm2:00 pmIarnród Éireann Launch
Iarnród Éireann have been huge supporter of the Green Ribbon campaign and are one our distribution partners. Volunteers will be on hand in Connolly station handing out ribbons and starting
Iarnród Éireann have been huge supporter of the Green Ribbon campaign and are one our distribution partners. Volunteers will be on hand in Connolly station handing out ribbons and starting conversations.
(Friday) 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Connolly Station
04may12:00 pm1:00 pmBoots Launch
Boots will be distributing ribbons in all 86 stores around the country this May. This Saturday, to launch their involvement, Boot’s will be handing out ribbons at their store in
Boots will be distributing ribbons in all 86 stores around the country this May. This Saturday, to launch their involvement, Boot’s will be handing out ribbons at their store in Blanchardstown.
(Saturday) 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Boots Pharmacy, Blanchardstown Shopping Centre, Dublin 15
04may1:00 pm3:00 pmHook Head Heritage ‘Shine a Light festival’
The fun-filled festival is set to shine a light on all things maritime and activities will get underway at Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford from noon on Saturday, May 4th.
The fun-filled festival is set to shine a light on all things maritime and activities will get underway at Hook Lighthouse in County Wexford from noon on Saturday, May 4th.
(Saturday) 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Hook Lighthouse
Hook Head, New Ross, Wexford
05may12:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Clare
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 12:00 pm
Kilrush Forest (beside Vandleur Gardens), Co. Clare
05may2:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co Tipperary
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 2:00 pm
Cloughjordan Ecovillage, Co. Tipperary
05may3:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Wicklow
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 3:00 pm
Avondale Forest Park, Rathdrum, Co. Wicklow
06may7:00 pm9:00 pmLight up Ashbourne Green
Official SEE CHANGE event in association with Ashbourne Suicide Awareness and Prevention. Launch night of “Light up Ashbourne Green” with guest speakers Barbara Brennan, See Change Project Coordinator and Frank Diamond,
Official SEE CHANGE event in association with Ashbourne Suicide Awareness and Prevention.
Launch night of “Light up Ashbourne Green” with guest speakers Barbara Brennan, See Change Project Coordinator and Frank Diamond, former missionary priest. “Light up Ashbourne Green” at 8.30pm.
(Monday) 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Ashbourne House Hotel
Frederick St, Milltown, Ashbourne, Co. Meath
07may12:00 pmTime to talk day 2019
There will be a special partnership launch on National #TimetoTalk Day, Tuesday 7th May in Connolly Station. Iarnród Éireann will team up with See Change again this year, supporting the
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There will be a special partnership launch on National #TimetoTalk Day, Tuesday 7th May in Connolly Station. Iarnród Éireann will team up with See Change again this year, supporting the Green Ribbon campaign by acting as one of the key distribution partners. Iarnród Éireann will also help to bring the message of stigma reduction to the general public with the #TimetoTalk wall, featuring in 3 major stations throughout May. The #TimetoTalk wall will feature messages from the public about positive mental health and recovery in Heuston, Connolly and Pearse Station.
When you’re posting during the month of May, use the hashtags #GreenRibbonIrl and #EndTheStigma on all your posts so we can see you!
(Tuesday) 12:00 pm
Irish Rail, Connolly Station
12may3:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Monaghan
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 3:00 pm
Rossmore Forest Park, Co. Monaghan
12may3:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Donegal
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 3:00 pm
Ards Forest Parl, Co. Donegal
15may12:00 pm12:00 amBallymun Running Festival
BALLYMUN RUNNING FESTIVAL "We Run Better Together" FREE non-alcohol community event with live music and guest speakers to raise awareness about mental health. All registered runners receive a free food goody bag.
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BALLYMUN RUNNING FESTIVAL
“We Run Better Together”
FREE non-alcohol community event with live music and guest speakers to raise awareness about mental health. All registered runners receive a free food goody bag. Everyone is welcome to come along.
11.00AM: Mun Fun Run
6.00PM: 5K Marathon
7.00PM: 10.5K Marathon
12.00AM: 5K Run
Team 100 Mile all day:
The idea of the “Team 100 Mile” is to raise awareness about mental health, the harmful effects of alcohol, promote an alcohol free event, promote health and fitness and its powerful influence on healthy happy lifestyles.
All races are non-competitive and on a looped track at Trinity Comprehensive School grounds.
Contact Paddy O’Reilly to register: 086 174 3836
(Wednesday) 12:00 pm - 12:00 am
Trinity Comprehensive School
Trinity Comprehensive School grounds Ballymun Road, Santry, Dublin 9
Ballymun Regional Youth Resource
16may7:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Galway
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Thursday) 7:00 pm
Roscahill Forest, Killalin Village, Co. Galway
18may11:00 amLongford Walk and Talk
Longford local, Shane Reid has organised a Walk and Talk, taking place in Leebeen Park, Longford. In attendance on the day: Comedians Farmer Michael & Kathleen, Jimmy Jests, Comedian Seamus
Longford local, Shane Reid has organised a Walk and Talk, taking place in Leebeen Park, Longford. In attendance on the day: Comedians Farmer Michael & Kathleen, Jimmy Jests, Comedian Seamus O Rourke, actor Joe Rooney, Dublin footballer Shane Carthy and representatives from Longford mental Health Association, Aware, Grow, Cycle against Suicide, Mental Health Reform and See Change.
(Saturday) 11:00 am
Leebeen Park, Aughnacliffe, Co. Longford
19may3:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Cork
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May
(Sunday) 3:00 pm
Doneraile Park, Co. Cork
19may3:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Laois
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 3:00 pm
Emo Forest, Co. Laois
We are issuing an open invitation to the Iveragh Community to come and join us in covering the beach with circle art. The aim is to have fun and work
We are issuing an open invitation to the Iveragh Community to come and join us in covering the beach with circle art. The aim is to have fun and work together to fill the beach with connecting but individual patterns. If you can, bring a garden rake, all else will be provided.
Green ribbons will be available for all to wear on the day. As with all Green Ribbon events participation is free and no money will be collected on the day
(Saturday) 2:30 pm - 4:00 pm
Ballinskelligs Beach
Iveragh, South West Kerry
26may3:00 pmLet’s Talk and Walk, Co. Westmeath
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of
The walks are part of a month-long national Green Ribbon Campaign organised by See Change to get people talking openly about mental health problems and to break the stigma of silence associated with mental health.
The Let’s Talk and Walk events encourage people to take time out of their busy lives, go for a walk and support the campaign to change minds about mental health – one conversation at a time.
The walks will be taking place in a number of locations around the country this May.
(Sunday) 3:00 pm
Fore Valley, Castlepollard, Co. Westmeath
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