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Meath Talks are a collection of health & wellbeing podcasts developed and produced by the HSE Health Promotion & Improvement Team, Midlands Louth Meath Community Healthcare Organisation and supported by Meath Partnership. Meath Talks have been created as a wellbeing...

Community Heritage Grant Scheme now OPEN The Heritage Council invites applications for our Community Heritage Grant Scheme 2022. Communities and heritage non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are encouraged to apply for funding to support capital projects that apply good heritage...

The latest Meath LSP E-Newsletter for Winter/Spring 2022 is now available! Packed full of news, updates and upcoming events. Click here to view: Meath LSP Winter/Spring Ezine 2022   A pdf copy is available to download below: Meath LSP-E-Bulletin January 2022-Copy – pdf...

Webinar on Public Participation in Catchment Management on 3rd February 2022 at 10am – 12:30. The draft River Basin Management Plan is currently out for public consultation. As part of that consultation process the Water Forum is hosting this webinar to discuss best practice in...

National Advocacy Service (NAS) for People with Disabilities. NAS provide a free and independent representative advocacy service to adults with a disability including mental health. NAS has a particular remit to work with people with disabilities who are in vulnerable situations,...

Events:   Doras, Dignity Partnership, and New Horizon invite you to attend the online launch of SaorEd, a new platform that provides free access to education and training courses for people from refugee and migrant backgrounds in Ireland. Initial SaorEd offerings will include...

Confident Me is a 9 week programme designed for children in 5th & 6th Class who have experienced adversity and difficulty in their young lives with the hope of enhancing their confidence and self-esteem. Some of the topics covered in the group include communication skills;...

The Non Violent Resistance programme helps to empower parents to take positive action to end the violent and controlling behaviours. The programme has proven to be effective for many families where young people are controlling, violent or  abusive towards their parents/ carers....

Please find further information on the Mind Flow Project in the presentation below: The Mind Flow Project Over View 2022

MOVE Ireland run behaviour change programmes for male perpetrators of domestic abuse, and also offer a support service to their (ex) partners. We have been in Meath for the past 12 years, running a programme called “Choices” which combines one to one and group work. We are...