The Health & Well-being committee of the Cork City of Sanctuary Movement in conjunction with Places Of Sanctuary Ireland and supported by HSE Cork & Kerry Community Healthcare - Community Work Department will organise for the first time in Cork an interactive-learning seminar titled:
“Exploring Sanctuary models of practice in mental health services and how this can contribute to Cork becoming a trauma-sensitive city”
On Friday the 21 February 2020 at Millenium Hall at City Hall from 9:00 a.m. to 13:30 p.m.
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The seminar will feature a range of speakers with valuable experience in providing and using mental health services, table discussions & panel discussion and a display of mental health supports in Cork.
It aims to inform and encourage mental health organisations and services working with people affected by trauma, to adopt the Sanctuary principles and framework- model on which the Cork City of Sanctuary movement is based on.
We are looking forward to engaging all interested mental health practitioners, community projects, support organisations, relevant city stakeholders and networking groups and a fair representation of the immigrant community in Cork.
{Sanctuary in Mental-Health seminars series, in Ireland, funded by Community Foundation.}
9am to 9:30am : Arrival
9:30am : Welcome from Maria Minguella (Cork City Council), Cork City of Sanctuary
9:40 to 11am : Session 1
Opening address: Rebecca Loughry (Social Inclusion Specialist - HSE; Cork City Council)
Seminar background: Corona Joyce (Places of Sanctuary Ireland)
Sanctuary models applied internationally: Sorina Gabor (ASOS – HSE CK Community Healthcare; CoS Health & Well-being committee)
Guest speaker: Dr. Jeff Morgan (Sanctuary UK) - UK Sanctuary model
11:15 to 12:15pm : Session 2 includes Table Discussions
12:30 to 1pm: Session 3 includes Panel Discussion/Close
1 to 1:30pm : Light Lunch
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