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The Positive Mental Health Festival, organised by the South Tipperary Action Network (STAN), will be held from October 4-12
To coincide with World Mental Health Day on Thursday October 10, members of the South Tipperary Action Network (STAN) are organising a Positive Mental Health Festival from October 4-12.
The theme of the festival is Making Connections: Arts and Mental Health - meeting people where they are at in public social spaces.
STAN continues to celebrate positive mental health and the amazing achievements of people.
The organisation also aims to increase information/awareness around mental health and the organisations/supports available in South Tipperary.
The festival will be launched at the South Tipperary Involvement Centre at Place 4U, Upper Gladstone Street, Clonmel from 11am-1pm this Friday, September 20.
All are welcome to attend.
There will be a short line-up of speakers, live music, refreshments and a display of art and crafts.
Information stands will also be sharing information on mental health.
A festival brochure will be available, as well as the details of events planned.
For more information on this year’s festival please contact festival coordinator, Brigid on 087-9149494 or by email: brigid.teehan@gmail.com
See the Facebook page: South Tipperary Positive Mental Health Festival for all the up-to-date news.
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