2026 Edition of the Feel Good Armagh Services Resource NOW Available!

Posted on October 5, 2026 by Louise

This FREE resource gives you information on a range of supports and opportunities available for all ages in the Armagh area.

Feel Good Armagh is a local multi-agency initiative aimed at increasing awareness of support and services for all ages of communities in the Armagh Area.

Since 2023, member organisations have hosted an annual event with the aim of connecting people of all ages with local organisations, under the Feel Good Armagh banner.

Services evolve, funded programmes are sometimes only temporary and personnel can change. So, the Autumn 2026 edition of the Feel Good Armagh Services Resource provides an updated version of last year’s booklet.

If your organisation is not included in this year’s edition, but you would like to be, please e-mail localityplanning@ci-ni.org.uk.

We hope you find the information included useful and please do share the details on!

Download 2026 Feel Good Armagh Services Resource

Feel Good Armagh Planning Group
Autumn 2026

Issue 172 – Southern Area FYI – 24 September 2026

Posted on September 24, 2026 by Louise

Welcome to Issue 172 of our newsletter, ‘FYI’ (For Your Information).

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Another bumper edition which includes a plethora of opportunities, information, resources and activities for children, young people, parents and practitioners. Please have a read through and share with families and colleagues.

Check out the Awareness Campaign section to find out more about the PHA’s ‘Feeling Anxious?’ Mental Health Awareness Campaign, World Contraception Day 2026 and Parenting Week 2026, where this year’s theme is ‘Making Connections’.

Keep your flyers coming in!

Locality Development Team, Southern Area

Solihull Approach Two Day Early Years Foundation Programme Training

Posted on September 18, 2026 by Louise

The Solihull Approach is an early intervention model that focuses on the importance of infant brain development and its relevance to infant mental health and child development.

The approach provides practitioners with:

A robust understanding based on neuroscience of the importance of the first three years and how to support infants/children to have the best start in life.
A theoretical framework for practitioners to reframe how to approach their work with children and families.

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South Armagh Locality Planning Group

Posted on September 16, 2026 by Louise

Members of the South Armagh Locality Planning Group set aside some time at their recent meeting to help raise awareness of the Public Health Agency ‘Feeling Anxious?’ Mental Health Awareness Campaign, running from 10th September to 10th October 2026.

As a local partnership, the South Armagh LPG knows how important it is to create spaces where people feel able to talk about their mental health, recognise when they might need support, and know where to turn for help. 💚

A huge thank you to our members for agreeing to pose for a photo to help us spread the word about this important campaign.

Together, we can help start conversations, reduce stigma and remind people that support is available and no one has to face things alone.

Find out more about the campaign and how you can help promote the Minding Your Head message in your organisation, workplace or community: https://www.mindingyourhead.info/campaigns/look-after-your-mental-health-campaign-2025

Issue 171 – Southern Area FYI – 3 September 2026

Posted on September 3, 2026 by Louise

Welcome to Issue 171 of our newsletter, ‘FYI’ (For Your Information).

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Summer has come and gone in the blink of an eye! Back to school and we hope we have been able to reflect the wide range of supports and opportunities available across the Southern Trust Area for children, young people and their families in this edition.

Our Locality Planning Groups have resumed meeting this morning in Armagh and will operate at full speed throughout the rest of the year. We welcome anyone working or volunteering to improve outcomes for children, young people & families and you will find our 2026 LPG Meetings Calendar on the page 3. We’ll be delighted to tell you more, if you are interested.

Stay connected!