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Ned Jackson Smyth, Artist and Art Tutor at our New Horizons Service in Bangor, has been working with a group of individuals living with mental health issues on a new
Western Trust and Community Working Together to Tackle Alcohol Misuse Alcohol misuse has a widespread impact on our society, effecting individuals, families and the wider community as a whole. The
Lesley Kirkpatrick from Tesco, visited AMH New Horizons in Antrim recently to teach some of our clients the art of decorating Christmas cakes and fairy cakes. Meanwhile, in Larne,
Ordinarily, a Tuesday night at Lisburn Distillery Football Club grounds might see a group of young boys come together for football practice or to watch a game. However, Tuesday
John Chave, Secretary General of the Pharmaceutical Group of the European Union (PGEU) paid a visit to AMH Craigavon & Banbridge to hear more about our innovative programme It’s My Life.
The Winners of our photography competition, which was launched to mark World Mental Health Day by The Health Improvement Department of the Western Health and Social Care Trust and AMH New Horizons Foyle,
On Friday 22nd November, Action Mental Health’s “Muddy Minds” garden team and their Community Links Group welcomed Antrim Borough Council, The Conservation Volunteers (TCV) and Mayor of Antrim, Roderick Swann, to
Action Mental Health (AMH) are selling a range of handcrafted prints thanks to Ards Crafts in Newtownards, in the run-up to Christmas. Clients of New Horizons North Down and Ards worked in