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The HSE website offers valuable information about how alcohol affects your health and wellbeing.
The HSE website offers valuable information about how alcohol affects your health and wellbeing.
We are an independent national charity that provides a range of supports and services to individuals, families and communities impacted by alcohol and other drug harm, while also working at the wider levels to change Ireland’s problematic relationship with alcohol.
Alcohol Action Ireland was established in 2003 and is the national independent advocate for reducing alcohol harm. Our work involves providing information on alcohol-related issues, creating awareness of alcohol-related harm and offering policy solutions with the potential to reduce that …
This resource is from the South Australian Government Health Division. It is a handy fact sheet on how to ensure your organisation provides healthy meal choices.
We want to give a voice to people in recovery, their families and allies, and offer a vision of hope for the future. We want the academy to be a place where people can learn about recovery from others who …
This resource from the HSE provides detailed information on different types of talking therapy, including Cognitive Behavioural Therapy.
This resource from the HSE provides information on connection between sleep and mental health, offering advice on how to get a good night’s sleep.
This resource from the HSE provides information on the signs and causes of sleep problems and offers tips for better sleep and self-help resources.
Ireland’s Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment developed guidance on best practice to support remote working. Their webpage acts as a central access point bringing together State guidance, legislation and advice in a single location.
Sport Ireland is the authority tasked with the development of sport in Ireland. This includes participation in sport, high performance sport, anti-doping, coaching and the development of the Sport Ireland Campus.
Every day in communities across the country, Sport Ireland through its network of Local Sports Partnerships helps people to get active and removes barriers to sport and physical activity.
Parkrun began in the Republic of Ireland on 10 November 2012 with the first running of Malahide Parkrun. Our aim is to bring a parkrun to any area or community that wants one. To fulfil this ambitious goal, we need …