Kenmare Family Resource Centre

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Kenmare Family Resource Centre

 

Upcoming Events

Step into the Irish Language in our fun weekly meet up

Step into the Irish Language this January in our fun weekly meet up for chats & Cupán Tae. Kenmare FRC are delighted to announce that Felix will return to the FRC for another 6 weeks for the return of our popular Irish Conversation group. Whether you are fluent or have a cúpla focal, you are invited to join Felix for the return of our Irish Conversation group. The group will meet for a chat & cupán tae so please come along, everyone is invited to join the conversation in a relaxed atmosphere. Monday/ An Luan – 15.30 - 16.30 /Starting 12/01/2026 Ag Tosnú An dara lá déag Eanáir. 

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Making Space For Autism - Family Talk

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Important information from the HSE regarding mental health supports now available to men nationwide

Important information from the HSE regarding mental health supports now available to men nationwide. As many of you will know from your work on the ground, men often face particular challenges when it comes to speaking about emotional wellbeing or reaching out for help. These new supports aim to make that first step a little easier.
In recent months, the HSE has expanded a range of free services and has been promoting them through social media and through local radio. The focus of this campaign is to encourage men to seek support when they need it and to feel more confident in doing so.
Two key services to highlight:
• Free counselling with MyMind
Men can access up to six counselling sessions at no cost. Sessions are available online and, in some areas, in person. A GP referral code is required, after which men can register through the MyMind website .http://www.mymind.org/
• Free confidential phone support with Connect Counselling
This is available 7 days a week between 5pm–9pm on 1800 577 577, offering a safe and confidential space to talk.• The overall message is clear:
there are a wide range of free mental health supports available for men, including counselling and confidential phone support. Reaching out during a difficult time can make a meaningful difference.
• Please see the attached promotional material, which you can print or share on social media.
More information can be found at https://www2.hse.ie/mental-health/services-support/men/

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Breastfeeding Support Group dates for 2026

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International Women's Club Kenmare

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Connecting for Life: Numbers when you need them

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First Ukrainian Community In Kenmare

We are delighted to invite everyone to our Friday Afternoon ‘GET TOGETHER’ at Taobh Linn!

When: from 3.30 to 5.30 on the second and fourth Friday afternoon of each month

Where: Taobh Linn Social Centre, Railway Road, Kenmare, V93D9HE

LAUGH, TALK AND ENJOY TWO HOURS OF FRIENDLY COMPANY!

YOU WILL BE VERY WELCOME!

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Yoga Classes At Kenmare Family Resource Centre

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Chime Outreach Clinic Kenmare

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Join the Fun! Sing For Fun Group

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Volunteer help needed. Please support this great new space in Kenmare

Volunteer help needed. Please support this great new space in Kenmare

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Male Advise Line - Advise & Support For Male Victims Of Domestic Abuse

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Understanding Infant Mental Health Resource eBook for parents and families

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HUGG Suicide Bereavement Support Group

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KENMARE INDOOR BOWLS CLUB

KENMARE INDOOR BOWLS CLUB

With colder and wetter weather setting in, now would be a good time to come and see what playing bowls entails.  It’s a game of skill and accuracy and gentle exercise for the upper and lower body.  Members can continue playing bowls long after other forms of games and exercise become too difficult.  It’s also a great opportunity to socialise and meet people.  A welcome coffee break half way through our morning session helps with this.

The club meets twice a week – Mondays and Thursdays from 10.30 to 1.00 pm at the GAA Hall.  All you need is a pair of soft soled house shoes.   Bowls and tuition are both available and no previous experience is necessary -  just a willingness to give it your best shot.  Men and women welcome.

We look forward to welcoming you.  For further information contact Vera at 085 1308358.

Sanctuary Runners Volunteer Forum

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