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Grow Your Own Food – training for trainers session: 11th October 2204 in Claremount Stadium, Navan. 10am-2pm To book a place, please email climateactionmcc@meathcoco.ie

The Community Water Development Fund (CWDF) is a grants scheme to enable community driven projects that will help improve water quality. The Fund is administered by the Local Authority Waters Programme (LAWPRO) on behalf of the Department of Housing, Local Government and...

Online Research Ethics Course for the Public and Patients: Apply October 4 Summary: A new 6-week online course aims to empower the public and patients with knowledge to actively participate in health and social care research ethics processes, such as participating on Research...

On foot of our Climate Action Conversations in Kilskyre last year it is proposed to establish a ‘Climate Action Network’ for North Meath and the environs. If you are interested in joining the conversation let me know on Lill.space4healing@gmail.com

As Mental Health Month approaches, Mental Health Ireland are excited to present our free Connect to Five Ways to Wellbeing webinar, running every day in October! These live sessions, led by our expert facilitators, will explore practical ways to enhance mental health and...

Each year Community Gardens Ireland holds an Autumn Gathering to bring community growers together. This year we are holding it in Airfield Estate in Dundrum, Dublin 14 on Saturday 12th October 2024!  The event runs from 10am to 3:30pm and will involve networking...

Just a reminder that the “Art Of The Matter” course is starting next Thursday, 26th of September for four weeks, 3 hours each week in the Enterprise Centre, Navan at 10:30am -1:30pm. To Register please click the button below or email us at...

Throughout Ireland, family carers dedicate themselves to providing remarkable levels of care in the home to loved ones, relatives and family friends with additional needs. With the pandemic, it has never been more important to recognise family carers and the selfless work they...