HEALTH & WELLBEING
Central Coast Mental Health Document
As part of our club Mental Health and Wellbeing awareness programme we have created a document with some simple facts and support contact numbers. This can be downloaded and printed here:
coast_mh_fact_sheet.pdf
It's important to note that, aside from being a GAA club, we like to think of ourselves as a family away from home. If a clubmate/friend ever feels down, or even just needs someone to talk to, a listening ear is always available. Please don't feel afraid to approach us.
Club player Brian Bell received certification in Mental Health First Aid training as part of an initiative between the Irish Support Agency in Sydney, and the Irish Consulate. This was aimed at Irish Community Groups and included members across several GAA clubs.
coast_mh_fact_sheet.pdf
It's important to note that, aside from being a GAA club, we like to think of ourselves as a family away from home. If a clubmate/friend ever feels down, or even just needs someone to talk to, a listening ear is always available. Please don't feel afraid to approach us.
Club player Brian Bell received certification in Mental Health First Aid training as part of an initiative between the Irish Support Agency in Sydney, and the Irish Consulate. This was aimed at Irish Community Groups and included members across several GAA clubs.
Official GAA Service
The GAA Community & Health Department aims to ensure that the health and wellbeing of members, clubs, and communities is at the core of all GAA activity. It provides support and advice on areas such as:
Click here to be directed to the official GAA Community and Health page for further details
- Mental Fitness
- Gambling, Alcohol, and Drug Education
- Healthy Eating
- Physical Activity
- Community Development
- Training and Personal Development
Click here to be directed to the official GAA Community and Health page for further details
Cabhrú
Being so far away from home can be difficult, and an isolating experience for many. Particularly in Sydney, people are far from family and friends, and most if not every person has felt alone at some stage during their time here. Cabhrú, an Irish Abroad Emotional Support Service offer a 7 day-a-week free online counselling service to Irish emigrants in Australia.
Their excellent link can be reached here
Their excellent link can be reached here
