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 Speedpak Traineeship applications are now open Speedpak is currently offering a full-time traineeship beginning in mid-January 2019
LGBTI+ Welcome Sticker Competition is now open The winner will have their sticker created and receive a €400 One4All voucher
Doctors urge all people who can get pregnant to take folic acid Folic acid reduces the risk of babies developing neural tube defects
BeLonG To now offer support online in six different languages A new resource launched by BeLonG To allows users to access resources in different languages
Official line up for First Fortnight Festival 2019 released The First Fortnight Festival raises awareness about mental health through art, theatre, music and much more
MRCI release guide to regularisation scheme for eligible undocumented people People who came to Ireland between January 2005 and December 2010 on a student visa are eligible for the scheme
Short film explores the reality of life for undocumented young people in Ireland Young, Paperless and Powerful have released a short film about growing up undocumented in Ireland
Mental Health Reform call for 24/7 mental health services for young people The mental health organisation are calling on the Government to provide 24/7 access to CAMHS
Make a difference this Stand Up Awareness Week Support LGBTI+ young people by taking part in BeLonG To's awareness campaign
Enter St Patrick’s Mental Health Services Short Film Competition Winner of Frame of Mind Short Film Competition wins €1,000
Tickets still available for the Junior Galway Film Fleadh 2018 The festival runs from the 6th - 10th November 2018
90% of Irish LGBTI+ youth struggle with their mental health Research commissioned as part of BeLonG To's Better Out Than In campaign