The depression charity for NI, offering support & education around depression, anxiety and bipolar. Email [email protected] https://xitter.cf/t.co/hSslMtgcGf
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ALT AWARE NI Giant Steps 2027 promotional graphic featuring a group of walkers on the Causeway Coast. Text announces Saturday 22 May 2027, with an early bird offer of £10 off registration for a limited time. Participants can choose to walk 7, 13 or 20 miles to support better mental health. Registration is open at aware-ni.org/giant. The AWARE NI logo appears at the top, with Bell Contracts recognised as the event sponsor at the bottom.
ALT Graphic promoting Newtownards mental health support groups by AWARE NI. The poster states that support is free, with no waiting lists or referral needed, and includes a quote about peer support helping someone feel less alone. Quote says "It's great to talk with people who understand & have walked the walk - they listen and care."
ALT Bright yellow AWARE NI graphic headed “Someone with bipolar wants you to know…” A torn sheet of lined notebook paper features the handwritten quote: “It isn’t just mood swings – they are intense and overwhelming.” Beneath it, the graphic reads: “We all experience mood swings but bipolar is characterised by extremes.” The AWARE NI 30th anniversary logo appears at the bottom. AWARE NI is the depression and bipolar charity for NI
ALT Infographic titled "Menopause and Mental Health" on a yellow background. Almost 63% of women surveyed reported a significant or high mental health impact from menopause. Almost 50% had not sought professional help despite significant mental health impacts. 41.8% wanted better access to mental health professionals, while 36% wanted more education. Illustrations show women, a healthcare professional and a group attending an educational presentation. The AWARE NI logo appears at the bottom.
ALT Four adults sitting, laughing and chatting around a table with fruit, snacks, and coffee mugs.
ALT Rock-paper-scissors style graphic showing two hands against a cream background. Text contrasts “Keep pushing down how you feel until you completely exhaust yourself” next to the scissors with attending a free AWARE NI mental health support group, online or locally next to rock. AWARE NI 30th anniversary logo at the bottom. AWARE NI is the depression and bipolar charity for Northern Ireland.
ALT Rock-paper-scissors style graphic showing two hands. Text contrasts “Feel isolated in how you feel” next to scissors, with attending an AWARE NI peer support group with people who understand next to rock. AWARE NI 30th anniversary logo at the bottom.
ALT Rock-paper-scissors style graphic showing two hands. Text contrasts pretending everything is okay despite feeling exhausted next to scissors, with taking off the mask at an AWARE NI support group, where you don’t have to pretend next to rock hand gesture. AWARE NI 30th anniversary logo at the bottom.
ALT Rock-paper-scissors style graphic showing two hands. Text contrasts feeling scared and hopeless due to dark thoughts next to scissors hand gesture, with hearing how others manage similar struggles and finding hope that you can too next to the rock hand gesture. AWARE NI 30th anniversary logo at the bottom.
ALT Graphic promoting Lisburn mental health support groups by AWARE NI. The poster states that support is free, with no waiting lists or referral needed, and includes a quote about peer support helping someone feel less alone. Quote says "It's the one place I can feel fully relaces and understood. I can relate to how others' feel."
ALT Childhood photograph of a young boy sitting on a chair beside a wooden staircase. White text reads: “Younger you would be so proud of how far you've come.”
ALT Childhood photograph of a young girl sitting in an inflatable pool and holding several cuddly toys. White text reads: “Younger you had no idea you'd make it this far.”
ALT Childhood photograph of a smiling young boy dressed in camouflage clothing and sitting on a small bicycle. White text reads: “You've become someone younger you needed.”
ALT Childhood photograph of a smiling young girl dressed up and holding a toy hairdryer, with hair rollers in her hair. White text reads: “You may not be where you thought you'd be… but look how far you've come anyway.”
ALT Promotional CYPSP membership poster featuring the Children & Young People’s Strategic Partnership logo and a colourful tree graphic. Headline reads “Help Shape a Better Future for Children and Young People. Become a Member of CYPSP.” The poster explains that CYPSP brings together leaders from statutory, health, education, local government, voluntary and community sectors to improve outcomes for children, young people and families. Three highlighted benefits are presented: Statutory Responsibility, Partnership Working, and Better Outcomes. The poster includes the message “Together we achieve more than any organisation can achieve alone” and the website address cypsp.hscni.net.
ALT CYPSP membership information poster titled “Why Become a Member?”. The poster highlights five benefits of membership: influencing strategic priorities, contributing expertise and experience, helping identify solutions to complex challenges, building relationships across sectors, and championing the voices of children, young people and families. A section titled “What does Membership Involve?” lists key responsibilities including attending and actively participating in meetings, contributing knowledge and insight, promoting CYPSP priorities within organisations, supporting collaborative planning and problem-solving, and focusing on improving outcomes for children and families. A “Who Should Apply?” section explains that members should normally be at director level or above, have authority to make strategic decisions and commitments on behalf of their organisation, and be able to influence organisational priorities and support collaborative action across agencies.
ALT Graphic promoting Limavady mental health support groups by AWARE NI. The poster states that support is free, with no waiting lists or referral needed, and includes a quote about peer support helping someone feel less alone. Quote says "The only place I feel connected on this planet is at the support group meetings."
ALT #SelfCareSunday infographic from AWARE NI the depression and bipolar charity for Northern Ireland. Two lists. One titled 'Self care isn't...' with a bullet point list that states skincare routines, bubble baths, retail therapy. Second titled 'Self care is...' with a bullet point list that states setting a boundary; going to bed instead of pushing through; saying no without overexplaining; asking for help when you need it.
ALT Bright yellow AWARE NI graphic headed “Someone with bipolar wants you to know…” A torn sheet of lined notebook paper features the handwritten quote: “I’m still the same person you loved before manic or depressive episodes.” Beneath it, the message reads: “Bipolar is an illness not a personality change.” The AWARE NI 30th anniversary logo appears at the bottom. AWARE NI is the depression and bipolar charity for Northern Ireland.
ALT AWARE NI graphic showing upcoming mental health courses for October and November 2026. Courses include a free online Mindful Parenting course from 1 October to 12 November; a free online Mental Health Course for parents and expectant parents on 15 October; free face-to-face Mental Health First Aid training in Antrim on 19 and 20 November; and an online Mental Health First Aid Refresher on 26 November costing £60 per person. Visit the AWARE NI website to register.