4858 Mental Health Report - National University of Ireland, Galway

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Promoting Positive Mental Health: Cross-Border Opportunities and Challenges 29. What do you think is the single greatest success associated with the cross-border element of this project 30. What would you like to see the project achieve in terms of its cross-border function (if project is completed - what would you like to have seen) 31. What in your view would be important in making this happen 32. Are there any other observations, thoughts or feelings about the project itself that you would like to add 151
Promoting Positive Mental Health and Social Well-being: Cross-Border Opportunities and Challenges Appendix 3 1. a) Name: b) Organistion: c) Current Role: 2. Are you/your organisation currently involved in cross-border work Yes No If yes, please give details: 3. Does your organisation have a mental health promotion focus Yes No If yes, please specify: 4. Does your organisation have a policy document or strategy, which outlines strategic goals for Mental Health Promotion Yes No If yes, would you please send us a copy of the document. 5. Did you attend the study day on 6th September in the Centre for Cross Border Studies, Armagh Yes No 6. Are there any observations you would like to make on the report ‘Promoting Mental Health and Social Well-being: Cross-Border Opportunities and Challenges’ ©Centre for Health Promotion Studies, NUI Galway 2001 152
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A Report for the Centre For Cross B
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About the Authors Dr. Margaret Barr
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