Word spreading about local advocate for better mental health services By Topic.ie 21 September 2022 Josh Deegan By Claire Corrigan A young man says that being bullied in school and “suffering with depression and anxiety and losing friends through suicide” made him want to become a mental health advocate. “It’s my purpose,” he said. Share FacebookTwitterPinterestWhatsAppTelegram Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again. Woohoo! Your subscription has been successful! Subscribe to our newsletter Keep up to date with all the latest news, offers and special announcements. SUBSCRIBE TOP STORIES Bonjour, Westmeath! Killucan woman will be at heart of Olympics coverage 27 July 2024 Camogie referee humbled to be part of new GAA museum exhibition 26 July 2024 Mullingar Town Band win Irish Championships 26 July 2024 “We have an unhealthy relationship with body image”: Mullingar woman discusses her path to conquering eating disorder 26 July 2024 Mullingar Thalidomide survivor vows to continue fight for apology 24 July 2024 Kinnegad’s Phoenix Bar accommodation appeal brought to Planning Board 25 July 2024 Council seeking contractor to install Saunders Bridge footbridge 23 July 2024 PHOTOS: Wedding bells for Sinéad Murphy & Shane Dempsey 25 July 2024 MORE STORIES Mullingar Thalidomide survivor vows to continue fight for apology Killucan take the spoils in dull affair “Jaws” drop as Thomas snares smooth-hound shark Moate student wins top award for research on Artificial Intelligence Photos: Large attendance at 2024 Mullingar Agricultural Show
