Shine: Mental Health Support, Advocacy, Education
Shine is dedicated to upholding the rights and addressing the needs of individuals affected by mental illness through the provision of high-quality services and the continuous improvement of their quality of life.
Support for Individuals - Shine: Mental Health Support
Shine provides confidential mental health recovery information and support for people affected by mental health difficulties across Ireland.
Green Ribbon Campaign - Shine
Through guidance, training, and collaboration, Shine helps journalists and media professionals understand the impact of stigma and misinformation while encouraging coverage that is respectful and informed.
Support for Relatives and Supporters - Shine: Mental Health Support
Shine provides safe and recovery orientated community-based peer support groups for relatives and supporters. The purpose of these groups is to decrease isolation and stigma and increase individual’s feelings of connectedness, hope, identity, meaning and empowerment.
Get Support | Supporting People Affected By Mental Ill Health - Shine
Shine provides confidential mental health recovery information and support for people affected by mental health difficulties across Ireland. We support individuals, family members and supporters in their journey of recovery.
Training - Shine | Supporting People Affected By Mental Illness
Training Explore the many different training courses and modules that Shine has to offer around Media Training, Workplace Training and our Recovery Education Programme
Accessing mental health support - Shine | Supporting People Affected By ...
For more information on services available, you can contact us at Shine Get support or you can visit www.yourmentalhealth.ie Your GP (General Practitioner) is often the first point of contact for mental health concerns. They can provide advice, prescribe medication if needed, and refer you to specialist services.
What We Do - Shine | Supporting People Affected By Mental Illness
Shine offers free support to people living with mental illness and their family members/supporters.