The CAWT Innovation Recovery Project supports mental health and emotional wellbeing through courses, workshops and networking. These EU funded courses are available via Zoom to staff and residents in the border counties. See below the online course timetable for March … Continued
HSE Health and wellbeing: be active to keep well this winter The COVID-19 pandemic has stopped many of our usual activities in their tracks but it has helped many of us to start a healthy walking habit. As the leaders … Continued
The CAWT Innovation Recovery Project supports mental health and emotional wellbeing through courses, workshops and networking. These EU funded courses are available via Zoom to staff and residents in the border counties. See below the online course timetable for February … Continued
Children’s fun dance fitness weekly zoom sessions on Wednesday’s at 12 noon for children with additional needs, their siblings & friends. If you are interested can you please email Michelle your child’s name & age and you will get the … Continued
Leitrim County Council are opening applications for a new grant for community groups in Leitrim, to help them adapt their services to fit the new Covid 19 reality. It will also help them to become more involved in the government’s … Continued
Links below for the Emoji face covering poster, which has been translated into the following languages: Albanian, Arabic, Bulgarian, Czech, Farsi, French, Georgian, Kurdish, Latvian, Pashto, Portuguese, Romanian, Russian, Slovakian, Spanish, Urdu
The Living Well Progtramme is designed for adults with long-term health conditions.
Traveller COVID-19 Resources In response to COVID-19, resources have been developed nationally by the Traveller Health Units (THUs) and Traveller groups. For more information CLICK HERE
Face coverings or masks are superior to visors as a measure for prevention of transmission of COVID-19 The HSE would like to remind everyone that cloth face coverings or masks are superior to visors as a measure for prevention of … Continued
Leitrim County Council have been asked to take part in EU research in relation to its response to COVID-19. The Council is one of five partners from Finland, Denmark, Scotland, Northern Ireland and Ireland. This project is funded by the … Continued