Keep Wicklow Talking
To get people to reconnect by calling
Kildare Covid Notebook Project
The Kildare Covid Notebook Project All the notebooks were identical but that’s where the similarities ended. This project was aimed at older people and those cocooning in Kildare. In March 2020 over 140 moleskin notebooks were delivered to homes throughout the county by Kildare County Council who encouraged participants to share their reflections, artwork, and stories throughout the lockdown with the intention that the diaries would eventually become part of a permanent archive for the county. The notebooks were returned for digital scanning and reveal a treasure trove of lockdown memories. Funding was secured from Creative Ireland to make ‘The Covid Diaries’ short film which was shot by David C Lynch.
Kildare Sports Partnership COVID-19 Physical Activity Programme
During the first COVID-19 lockdown Kildare Sports Partnership developed the Kildare COVID-19 Physical Activity Programme to connect with individuals, families and communities engaged in physical activity during the pandemic and to promote and support what was happening in a structured way, highlighting the physical and mental benefits of being physically active, particularly during this abnormal and difficult period.
Lets Stay Connected : Keep Well Information Newsletter
An Information Newsletter to our older more vulnerable citizens keeping them informed thtoughout Covid
LGBT+ in Tipperary
First all county guide for support services for LGBT+ for older people in Tipperary
LGBT+ in Tipperary
highlight the LGBT supports available with Tipperary
Lifting the Lid on Elder Abuse
Safeguarding, Protecting, Preventing Elder Abuse in our Communities
Little Bags of Hope
Workshop which encourages participants to look at simple ways that they can improve their mental health and wellbeing.