Gateway Mental Health Project: May 2016

Tuesday, 31 May 2016

Gateway is recruiting a Development Worker...

Gateway is delighted to announce that we are recruiting for a Development Worker through our host organisation Mental Health Ireland. Please see activelink and Mental Health Ireland’s websites for details on the role and how to apply and help us to spread the word.

For those intending to apply, see details below and here: http://www.mentalhealthireland.ie/recruitment/

Note that applications by CV and cover letter are to be submitted to our host organisation Mental Health Ireland by email to: recruitment@mentalhealthireland.ie Tel: 01-2841166

For any informal enquiries, please contact myself in the meantime and for more information on Gateway check out our blog.

Closing date for applications is 5pm on Wednesday 8th June and please note that interviews for shortlisted candidates will take place on Wednesday 22nd June 2016.

Good luck to any applying and best wishes to all,

Fionn & Gateway

Fionn Fitzpatrick
Project Co-ordinator
Gateway Mental Health Association
Unit 1, 2 Parker Hill, Rathmines, Dublin 6
Gateway Mobile: 085 752 1220
Gateway Office: 01 4977005
Email: fionn@gatewaymha.com

Gateway Development Worker Job Spec 2016

Tuesday, 17 May 2016

See Change Green Ribbon At Gateway

Howdy all!

This year's Green Ribbon Campaign is well underway...have you got yours yet???

A message from See Change...

Let’s get talking about mental health this May. Support the Green Ribbon campaign.

See Change, the National Stigma Reduction Partnership has launched the fourth annual Green Ribbon Campaign, to promote open discussion of mental health during May 2016.

Throughout May, hundreds of local and national events will take place as part of the Green Ribbon national calendar. This social movement to encourage a national conversation about mental health is led by 90 partner organisations, hundreds of volunteers and an unprecedented 70 campaign ambassadors with real-life experience of mental health problems ready to share their own stories to help others and end stigma.

Pick up your Green Ribbon at one of the various community events on the national Green Ribbon calendar and at major Irish Rail stations nationwide.

Take part in National Time to Talk Day on Friday May 20th by simply making the time and space for a conversation about mental health with family, friends and colleagues. Join the conversation online at #TimetoTalk

Here’s our top tip for starting that conversation: You don’t have to be an expert to start talking about mental health or have all the answers. Sometimes the most helpful thing you can do is to let someone know that you are there for them and simply listen.

We often hear that we need to talk more about mental health and the simple and free Green Ribbon provides a practical way of turning that into action. The 500,000 people who will be wearing Green Ribbons this May will not only be showing their support for the campaign but also leaving the door open for conversation. For someone who might be going through a tough time, just knowing that they don’t have to avoid the subject with you can make all the difference.

Are you ready to start your conversation? http://www.greenribbon.ie/start-the-conversation