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Aware launches urgent call for volunteers to join its support team in Galway

Aware, Ireland’s national organisation dedicated to supporting those affected by depression and bipolar disorder, is urgently recruiting new volunteers for its Support Team in Galway. With around 400 passionate volunteers nationwide, Aware delivers essential, free services that profoundly impact individuals and families across Ireland. No prior experience or qualifications are necessary, as full training and ongoing support are provided. Applications are now open at www.aware.ie.

Mental health charity calls on the public to support Christmas appeal

Mental health charity, Aware, is calling on the public to ‘give the gift of hope’ this Christmas with a donation to help fund the organisation’s free support, education and information services for those impacted by depression, bipolar disorder and related mood conditions.

Aware support and self care groups offer peer to peer support for adults

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According to the latest estimates from the World Health Organisation, more than 300 million people worldwide and approximately 450,000 people (one in 10) in Ireland are now living with depression.

Aware support line now available free of charge to people in Galway

Aware has launched a new freephone number for the organisation’s support line.

Safe haven at Westmeath Aware support groups

Aware support groups are a useful resource for individuals who are impacted by depression or bipolar disorder, and across the country Aware support groups receive over 12,000 visits each year. The meetings are free to attend and no referral is needed.

Free weekly depression support available in Athlone with Aware

Each year, Aware support groups throughout the country receive 12,000 visits from people who are dealing with an experience of depression, bipolar or related mood disorders.

 

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