AWARE NI Newsletter: February 2024
Just over 7 weeks to go until AWARE's Giant Steps!
Join AWARE NI to take?GIANT STEPS?for mental health services here in Northern Ireland!
This?Causeway?Coastal Walk?will bring you along the waymarked paths of the spectacular Causeway Coastline. Be prepared for mind-blowing views of sea cliffs, white sand beaches, crashing waves beneath you, and wildlife before celebrating your accomplishment with a beer (or soft drink) and burger!
All funds raised will go towards supporting local people affected by depression, anxiety and bipolar disorder.
Limited spaces are available, make sure to sign up by clicking HERE .
EVENT DETAILS:
Date:?Saturday, 27 April 2024
Time:?Full-day event – start time TBC closer to event date
Registration fee:?7 mile – ￡25, 13 mile – ￡35, 20 mile – ￡45
Fundraising pledge: ￡50
7-MILE ROUTE:? Dunseverick Castle Car Park to Portballintrae Boat Club
13-MILE ROUTE:?Carrick-a-rede Rope Bridge Car Park to?Portballintrae?Boat Club
20-MILE ROUTE:?Portballintrae Boat Club to?Portballintrae Boat Club (loop via White Park Bay)
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Start Your Fundraising Journey Today!
We encourage you to seize this opportunity and begin your fundraising journey today (if you haven't already!). Your target of ￡50 may seem like a small step, but it's a GIANT leap towards supporting individuals affected by mental ill-health in Northern Ireland. You may find that you hit the target quite early on. If so, we would love it if you keep going to raise as much as you possibly can so that AWARE NI can support even more people grappling with mental health challenges across our community.
￡135 will fund a support group in your local area for a week, meaning If you raise this amount, you could make a real tangible difference in the lives of those we help.
What are you fundraising for?
AWARE NI Support Groups
Living with low mood, depression, anxiety, or bipolar can be very isolating.
Our mental health support groups provide an opportunity to meet others going through similar experiences. This peer-led support can help you understand your illness, allow you to speak freely about your feelings and make you realise that you are not alone.
We have support groups across Northern Ireland, including 2 online. To find your nearest support group, please click the link below: