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UPDATE (2) **
NEW CLUB LOOKING TO GET THEIR FLAG!
The Castle Foróige Club Blarney are currently arranging a fundraiser event for Pieta House and hoping to have a guest speaker at the event! Big thanks to those involved & best of luck with the fundraiser :)
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Update**
Here is what the Hot Spot Youth Café, Youghal did to get their flag!
''mental health talk by Reach Out Ireland.
Fenella Murphy along with her colleagues Gillian and Tara met with the members of the Hot Spot Youth Café. These young people are aged between 13 and 14 and are mostly first years from the local secondary schools. This is the second time Reach out Ireland have been to Youghal. They spoke at the mental health week which was organised in Nagle House last February however their target audience at that event was older teenagers.
Following our promotion of positive mental health within the Youth Centre we are hoping to receive a flag which we can display outside the building ' Nagle House' showing the people of Youghal that The Hot spot youth café is an area where good mental health is paramount.
Fenella and her colleagues engaged the young people with an insightful presentation including a video from when they met Andrew Morley (aka Spencer from Home & Away) he spoke about how he gets through the tough times.
Finally the girls finished with an inspiring activity called 'Note to Self' a postcard, where the young people wrote a positive note to themselves which Fenella will post back to the young people's home addresses.
We also conducted a Green Ribbon 'Start the conversation night' where we discussed mental health.
we talked about how experiencing a mental health problem is simply part and parcel of the ups and downs of teenage life and can happen to any of us but the silence around mental health stops people seeking help and makes the experience of being unwell much harder. It doesn’t have to be this way.
The chances are that you or someone you know will, go through a tough time at some point so why not talk about it and learn how to support each other? This is what we did. When the young people showed their support for another young person we gave them a green ribbon pin.
We engaged the young people by telling them that you don’t need 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.
Although you can’t solve someone else’s problems, knowing the basics about how to support someone can really help you – and them.''
BIG THANK YOU TO THOSE INVOLVED AND CONGRATS ON RECEIVING THE SUPPORTING POSITIVE MENTAL HEALTH FLAG!
- BLOG FOUR-
“Lauren worked hard on her project while also doing her Leaving Certificate, she noticed mental health was effecting a lot of the students around her and wanted to make a positive change and show support in her community and also in many communities across Ireland. Lauren developed the project alone, she developed the programme, made the information leaflets, emailed clubs and projects, looked for sponsorship, designed flags and promoted her project at events. Lauren also researched the topic of mental health a lot and learnt how it effects so many people in communities of all different ages. Lauren felt there was a lack of support shown in communities for Mental Health and wanted to portray it in a positive way so she designed the flag to have "We support Positive Mental Health" written on it. This is showing communities that mental health is supported and it makes individuals in communities feel comfortable. In our community alone there has been 10 suicides by young people in the past 8 years because of mental health so I think this project really shows support in our community .I think it will also benefit the organisation, the logo is seen on the flags, mental health is such a massive issue among young people today and it has to be supported in a youth organisation like Foroige. The project is also helping young people with skills and educating them on the topic which I feel is fantastic. Overall I think the project has so far been a success and I am looking forward to seeing how it develops in the future as I know Lauren wants to make it a big success and help in the lives of many people.” – Orla Christian, Club Leader.
-BLOG THREE-
Q9. How did I evaluate?·
Before I started the project I had a list of goals so when evaluating .. I compared the outcome with the list of goals.I looked at photos and correspondences.I looked at how I could improve the project and what can be done differently.I spoke to the young people in my Foroige club and asked them what they thought of the project and what they think could be changed.
Q.10
links to the facts -
http://www.independent.ie/life/health-wellbeing/mental-health/irish-youth-may-have-higher-rates-of-mental-disorder-than-other-countries-29649882.html
http://www.aware.ie/help/information/information-on-depression/?gclid=CPHDvdSc9McCFQGJ2wodhs8JUg
Q.11
Q12.
examples..
Youghal Foroige club - had a guest speaker attend their club,they were also in the east Cork journal.
Whitechurch Foróige club - took part in the darkness in to light walk
Seo É Club received their flag which is proudly hung in their community hall!
Q13. Further Development.
Yes! I am so passionate about this project I would love to see it develop across Ireland. I plan to build on the programme and develop it. I would love to have events around the country where young people present their projects and are rewarded with their flag. This project helps with understanding mental health, supporting mental health , building positive relationships within the community and also helping young people develop skills so I would love to make it available for other clubs and projects across Ireland. I have also applied for the three dot dash summit ( http://threedotdash.org/the-summit ) to help develop my project.
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-BLOG TWO-
Q6.
images from the steps I have taken...
step one - PLANNING.
STEP TWO - CORRESPONDENCE ..
STEP 3- FLYERS..
STEP FOUR - FLAG DESIGNS..
final design ...
STEP FIVE - BOTS.
-BLOG ONE-
Q1. How did I find out about the improvements needed in my community?
First of all I spoke to the young people in my club and got their opinions on what improvements are needed in our community. We spoke about how a lot of issues are not addressed that young people are facing in our community. We picked out the most important issues. I broke these issues down and took a look at each one individually and found they all link to mental health.
Positive Mental Health Awareness is needed in every community in my opinion. I am just finished my Leaving Cert and this past year opened my eyes to how young people’s mental health is effected. A lot of young people today face mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. In my opinion there is not enough emphasis on positive mental health and emphasis on support for young people and to show them “it’s okay not to feel okay”. Not only have I seen young people face mental health issues this year I have also discussed this issue at the Fóroige Regional Conference and Reference Panel 2015. Not only have I heard the opinions of young people involved within Foróige I have also listened to Young People speak about mental Health among other issues young people are facing at the National Youth Strategy consultation.
Q2.
CLUB DISCUSSION ON NEEDS...
NEEDS IN MY COMMUNITY REGARDING MENTAL HEALTH...
Q3. "I decided to combine AWARENESS, COMMUNICATION, SUPPORT, INFORMATION AND WORKING TOGETHER ON THE ISSUE.
Q4.