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ZGBTST are delighted to announce their first year long charity partnership with local business Fuelwise Fuel Card. The team at Fuelwise Fuel Card have chosen ZGBTST as their charity of the year after being nominated by one of their own employees. Not only does this charity partnership promise to raise vital funds for our organisation, […]
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ZGBTST are delighted to announce that they have been chosen as the Charity of the Year 2024 by Ballycastle and District Vintage Club. The club are well known for their charity work and have raised thousands of pounds for well known charities over the years. ZGBTST was nominated because of our work with previous service
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Frankie Creith Art in Portrush has raised £300 essential funds for ZGBTST from her latest art collection Zachary Geddis Collection Postcards from Portrush after the success of a Swell Portrush initiative. The unique collection, created to raise funds specifically for the charity, in memory of Zachary who was a talented art student at the London
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As part of Children’s Mental Health Week, ZGBTST are running a Kids Information Fayre on Saturday February 10 from 10am -4pm! Children’s Mental Health Week runs from February 5 – 11 and ZGBTST want to recognize the significance of children’s health and wellbeing. The Kids Information Fayre will highlight the range of clubs, services and
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LGBTQIA+ Prism Group Commences at ZGBTST! The first meeting of the LGBTQIA+ Prism Sessions took place on Friday 12th January at the ZGBTST mental health centre. The main aim of the first meeting was to sign up new attendees and brainstorm ideas for future sessions. As well as introductions and finding common interests, the group
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ZGBTST Pop Up Drop in Kilrea Mental Health Hub was hailed as an immediate success by the local community. The new drop in mental health hub opened on Tuesday 9th January 2024 and will run for eight weeks. It was established as a direct result of our Mental Health Action Day held in Kilrea in October
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ZGBTST have delivered their Alternative Xmas Campaign for 2023 and once again, it has reached the homes and hearts of our community during the festive season. With 242 Food and Wellbeing packs delivered to those in need, 30 individuals supported with Crisis Counselling over Christmas and an increase in referrals by 40%, our Alternative Xmas
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Happy first anniversary to ZGBTST Mental Health Centre! Zachary Geddis Break the Silence Trust celebrated a significant milestone recently when we acknowledged the first year of operations at the Mental Health Centre. In 2022, we took an important step in our development as an organisation by opening our current Mental Health hub, where all our
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On the move again to promote their services, Zachary Geddis Break the Silence Trust visit the BBC HQ! Our very own Yasmin Geddis visited the BBC Office in Belfast on Friday 17th November ahead of the organisation featuring on the BBC Children in Need Best Bits which aired on Sunday 19th November. Yasmin met with
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Zachary Geddis Break the Silence Trust was delighted to accept the invitation to promote the significance of mental health provision in Northern Ireland at a UK Government Celebration of Culture event at 10 Downing Street on Tuesday November 21. The Trust was represented by founder, Yasmin Geddis, who was given the opportunity to meet the
Terry Geddis (Zachary’s Dad) is setting himself the challenge of cycling for 24 hours, from the top to the bottom of Ireland between 19th and 20th June 2026.
