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50 | SPRING 2024 | www.ladiesgaelic.ie ONE GOOD CLUB L idl Ireland have announced the 22 clubs participating in the 2024 One Good Club™ youth mental health awareness programme. The first theme of the programme, Be Active, begins on Monday, March 18th. One Good Club™ is a five-step youth mental health awareness programme for local clubs, developed in partnership with the Ladies Gaelic Football Association (LGFA) and Jigsaw, the National Centre for Youth Mental Health. The programme aims to increase awareness and knowledge of mental health and provides clubs with the tools to support their members and wider communities by engaging in activities that promote positive mental health and wellbeing. Each participating club will be given training and advice on how to run a successful programme via webinars delivered by the LGFA, Jigsaw, and Lidl Ireland and through resources provided on the dedicated One Good Club™ portal. Clubs will also receive a set of Lidl One Good Club™ branded jerseys, tickets to the Lidl National Football League Finals and be in with a chance to win one of three cash awards that will reward the following; Most Innovative Initiative (€2,500), Strongest Community Involvement (€2,500) and Best Overall Programme (€5,000). First piloted in 2019, the One Good Club™ programme forms part of Lidl's continued investment in their relationship with the LGFA, which was extended in 2022 for another four years with a commitment to invest €10 million over the 10 years of the CLUBS TO PARTICIPATE IN 2024 LIDL ONE GOOD CLUB TM YOUTH MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS PROGRAMME ANNOUNCED partnership. The programme runs over 10 consecutive weeks and is split into 5 themes based on the '5-a-day for your mental health' framework – Be Active, Connect, Take Notice, Give, and Keep Learning. Full list of 22 clubs that will participate in Lidl Ireland's One Good Club™ youth mental health awareness programme: County Club Carlow St. Andrews Cavan Lacken Ladies Clare Banner Cork Kildorrery Donegal Aodh Ruadh Cúil na gCuirridin (Red Hughs) Dublin Fingallians Galway St. Gabriels Kerry Castleisland Desmonds Kildare Balyna Kilkenny Slieverue Leitrim Melvin Gaels Limerick Pallasgreen Louth Cúchulainn Gaels Mayo Louisburg Meath Kilmainhamwood LGFA Monaghan Donaghmoyne Offaly St. Rynaghs Roscommon St. Brigids Tipperary Fethard Waterford St. Annes Westmeath Coralstown/Kinnegad Wexford Shamrocks About Jigsaw: Jigsaw is the National Centre for Youth Mental Health in Ireland and is committed to improving young people's mental health and to developing supportive communities by providing a range of supports including one-to-one therapy sessions with young people, group work with the adults, workshops in schools, clubs, businesses and more. LGFA TALK The LGFA TALK project is a six-week, club- based initiative aimed at increasing the awareness of positive mental health in young members aged 13-18 years. It aims to removes the stigma associated with mental health in Antrim, Armagh, Derry, Down, Fermanagh and Tyrone, with content delivered by the Northern Ireland Youth Forum. The participating clubs this year are as follows: CLUB COUNTY Armagh Madden Raparees Derry Steelstown Brian Ógs Down Carryduff GAC Fermanagh Belnaleck GAC Tyrone Urney St Columba's For more information, please contact: Ladies Gaelic Football Association National Development Manager Lyn Savage at E: lyn.savage@lgfa.ie