Successful wellbeing event aims to improve access to services in the area

A recent event focusing on drugs, alcohol, mental health and wellbeing took place recently to enable service providers across the Armagh, Banbridge and Craigavon area to share vital information ultimately improving access to services.
By The Newsroom
Published 29th Jul 2016, 07:44 BST
Aisling Gillespie PCSP Project Co-ordinator, Sylvia McRoberts PCSP Member, Patricia Gibson PCSP Manager, Cathy Donnelly PCSP Member, Stephanie Rock PCSP Project Co-Ordinator, Thomas Larkham PCSP Member and Sherene Reynolds SDACT Connections service key worker.Aisling Gillespie PCSP Project Co-ordinator, Sylvia McRoberts PCSP Member, Patricia Gibson PCSP Manager, Cathy Donnelly PCSP Member, Stephanie Rock PCSP Project Co-Ordinator, Thomas Larkham PCSP Member and Sherene Reynolds SDACT Connections service key worker.
Aisling Gillespie PCSP Project Co-ordinator, Sylvia McRoberts PCSP Member, Patricia Gibson PCSP Manager, Cathy Donnelly PCSP Member, Stephanie Rock PCSP Project Co-Ordinator, Thomas Larkham PCSP Member and Sherene Reynolds SDACT Connections service key worker.

Organised by Armagh, Banbridge & Craigavon Policing & Community Safety Partnership (PCSP) in partnership with Southern Drug and Alcohol Communication Team Connections Service, the event promoted understanding and working arrangements across all organisations.

Over 25 organisations attended and delivered short presentations giving an overview of their service and how to refer/ signpost people to them, as well as developing partnerships and new working agreements.

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Participants also had the opportunity to attend a range of workshops focusing on relaxation, fun and self-care.Another event will be held later this year.

Any organisation can please contact Aisling Gillespie, PCSP Project Coordinator on 028 3831 2491.

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