Mental health is more than just the absence of mental illness. Mental health means having a general sense of well-being and being able to reach your potential. It means you can cope with life’s normal stresses, work productively, and participate in community life.
Mental health recovery is a process of healing and transformation that allows you to live a full and meaningful life. How this happens is unique for everyone. Some things that can aid recovery include access to the right supports, information and education about mental health.
Shine National Projects Team Leader Full time permanent post Job and Person Specification CONDITIONS Reporting: The post holder will report to the Chief Executive Officer Hours: 35 hours per week (occasional weekend and evening work may be required) Location: Maynooth, Co Kildare (with some travel) Salary: Grade VII, point 1 (€50,016 per annum) ABOUT SHINE […]
Headline is the national media monitoring programme for mental health and suicide. This project works to promote accurate and responsible media coverage of mental health and suicide related issues, in accordance with international media guidelines on responsible reporting. Headline guides journalists in relation to challenging issues that can arise when working on mental health related […]
Shine relies on donations to continue its work and provide much needed services to people with mental ill health as well as their family members and carers.
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