Yoga Workshop with Jill Leonard

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.

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.

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 4^th.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.