Young people in Louth enjoy Halloween trip to Farmaphobia for wellbeing project
Young people taking part in the Engagement, Wellbeing and Signposting Project for young people in County Louth enjoyed a Halloween trip to Farmaphobia for a day of fun and Activities.
Young people in Louth enjoyed a Halloween trip to Farmaphobia for a day of fun and activities recently.
The trip was organised as part of the Engagement, Wellbeing and Signposting Project.
The project works with young people aged 14–25 across rural Louth, providing opportunities to take part in activities, improve wellbeing, build positive relationships and access support and signposting to services when needed.
The trip to Farmaphobia aimed to give young people the opportunity to have a good day out, make memories and continue building the friendships and connections that are an important part of the project.
The project is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body.
The overall aim of PEACEPLUS is to support peace and prosperity across Northern Ireland and the border counties of Ireland, helping to build stronger, more inclusive and connected communities.
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