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06 Sept 2025
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Grow mental health meetings
The community mental health movement GROW invites people who feel they need help to attend weekly support group meetings in Laois.
GROW says that, if you are lonely, isolated or suffering from stress the groups can help you to learn a practical psychology of mental health.
A Portarlington group meets on Thursday at 2.30pm in the Social Services Centre, Link Road. For more details Contact Assumpta 086 811 4135.
The weekly Portlaoise meeting takes place in Portlaoise Parish Centre at 7.30pm on Wednesdays. Contact Michele 086 418 3805.
Another group meets every Thursday at 7.30 pm in the Mountmellick Development Association, Irishtown. Contact Michelle 086 – 418 3805.
Visit www.grow.ie or call the infoline 1890 474 474
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