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CEO Yasmin Geddis represented the Zachary Geddis Trust at the Institute of Directors Northern Ireland Pitch Perfect competition at the Women in Leadership Conference on Friday 6th March at the Crowne Plaza in Belfast. Yasmin had the opportunity to win £4,000 in the competition for the Zachary Geddis Trust and was delighted when her pitch […]
The Zachary Geddis Trust is delighted to announce that we have been awarded funding through the Department of Health Core Grant Scheme for the upcoming financial year, subject to final checks. At times like these, we never take funding success for granted and we are very grateful to the Department of Health for this core
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On 19th June 2026, Terry Geddis will be embarking on his biggest cycling challenge yet, setting off from Coleraine and cycling to the bottom of Ireland in just 24 hours. To mark this event, we are creating a supporters’ booklet to highlight the business and community members who support our Cycle for Suicide and the
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Volunteers of the Zachary Geddis Trust attended the recent Coleraine FC vs Ballymena United Football Match and our bucket collection raised an amazing £505! A huge thank you to the supporters and to the club for their generous donations and continuous support, on a night where our club also won the match! In 2025, we
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Last week, ahead of Children’s Mental Health Week 2026, our Senior Youth Practitioner Amy, delivered a series of free workshops focused on feelings, empathy and kindness. Through these sessions, Zachary Geddis Trust reached over 100 children and young people age 3-11 in three local primary schools. These sessions were designed to increase children’s sense of
We were delighted to welcome members of Portrush Beer Festival to The Zachary Geddis Trust recently, as their chosen charity for the 2025 festival. We were incredibly grateful to receive a generous cheque for £3,000 to support our mental health services. Community generosity means so much to us, especially at such a challenging time for
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Are you aged 16–24 and passionate about mental health, community, and making a difference? Then why not join our Youth Board and have your voice heard! The Zachary Geddis Trust, a local mental health charity based in Northern Ireland, is recruiting members for our new Youth Board. This is your chance to have a real
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A unique collaborative programme is coming to the Causeway Coast and Glens from Friday, 6 March 2026. This 10-week programme uses the creative process of photography to support self-reflection, emotional expression and empowerment. Participants will explore their experiences through images, helping to build understanding, confidence and emotional wellbeing. All participants will also have the option
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Place2Be’s Children’s Mental Health Week 2026 theme is “This is My Place”. At the Zachary Geddis Trust, we’re celebrating by helping children feel heard, valued, and supported in their schools and communities. We’re encouraging as many local schools as possible to get involved through two exciting initiatives: 1️⃣ Secondary School Poster Competition Who: 11–18 year
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Founded in 2021, the Men’s Support Hub meets bi-weekly to support the mental health and wellbeing of men in our local community. Facilitated by Zachary Geddis Trust Male Mentor, Joel Heggarty, this group is for men, by men. Unlike other groups, our meetings focus on sharing experiences, exploring coping strategies, and building support systems for
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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.
