🌟 Peer Leadership Training – Killorglin 🌟

Have you ever thought about supporting others through shared experience?

We’re offering free Peer Leader training in Killorglin for anyone interested in becoming a co-facilitator of a peer support group.

You don’t need previous experience – just an interest in learning, connecting, and walking alongside others on their journey. The training will give you all the tools and confidence you need, step by step.

It might feel a little daunting at first, but you won’t be alone – this is a supportive space where you’ll learn together and discover your own strengths.

If you’ve ever wanted to make a difference and grow your skills, this is a great opportunity to take that step.

 Poster with full details below.

Parkinson’s Ireland (Cork Branch) Coffee Morning

Would you like an opportunity to meet with others that are living with PD in your community? Friends, carers, family and people with PD are all very welcome. Friday 26th September Venue: Skibbereen Community & Family Resource Centre Time: 11.00am to 12.30 Enquiries jackieoreilly@parkinsons.ie

IRD Duhallow Launches New Wellbeing & Recovery College.

The Wellbeing & Recovery College is a new initiative of IRD Duhallow and the Rural Community Health Project. The first of its kind in Cork or Kerry, the Wellbeing & Recovery College is based on the models of recovery education operating successfully elsewhere in the country for many years. 

The college utilises adult education as a method of addressing mental health issues in our community. It is the mix of perspectives and experiences that makes a service like this work so everyone is welcome to attend, whether they have lived experience of mental health issues, are friends/family members of someone who does, a community member looking to learn more or a professional working in a related field. 

The Wellbeing & Recovery College launches on September 18^th at 10am, at the James O'Keeffe Institute, Demesne, Newmarket, Co. Cork. P51 C5YF, it is available to everyone over the age of 18, and is free to attend. 

You can read more about the Wellbeing & Recovery College by clicking the link below. The college timetable is also attached. 

https://issuu.com/irdduhallow1/docs/discover_duhallow_issue_145/s/105705507