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Fermanagh volunteer recognised as Coronation Champion - Vimarsana News

Fermanagh volunteer recognised as Coronation Champion

An outstanding volunteer for local befriending service, Connect Fermanagh, has been recognised by Their Majesties The King and The Queen as part of…

Spring celebration for telephone befriending service Connect Fermanagh - Vimarsana News

Spring celebration for telephone befriending service Connect Fermanagh

Telephone befriending service Connect Fermanagh recently hosted a special spring event for their volunteers who make calls and those service users…

Connect Fermanagh charity to continue phone service - Vimarsana News

Connect Fermanagh charity to continue phone service

The importance of conversation and connection was at the fore of a special event for a charity originally established to tackle loneliness and…

Piers Morgan, Meghan Markle and the difficult message about suicide - Vimarsana News

Piers Morgan, Meghan Markle and the difficult message about suicide

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex during their interview with Oprah Winfrey. Photo PA/(Joe Pugliese/Harpo Productions) The Harry-Meghan interview with Oprah has produced an orgy of publicity, raising serious issues about racism, mental health, the behaviour of the media, privilege and the British Monarchy. The show is deeply dividing people as to what side they’re on. To be honest, although I did watch the programme, it scarcely matters to me which of the parties you’re siding with. I was, however, horrified by some of the reaction to the revelation by Meghan Markle that she struggled wi...

Eating Disorders, The signs and symptoms and steps to recovery - Vimarsana News

Eating Disorders, The signs and symptoms and steps to recovery

Sarah McGee of Western Trust CAHMS said: “Eating Disorders are more common than ever before. “1.6 million people in UK directly affected by Eating disorders, 11 per cent are male. There was a 34 percent rise in number of hospital inpatient admissions since 2005. 1 in 100 women between 15-30 years are affected by anorexia and72 percent of young people with eating disorder also self-harm.” Explaining what an eating disorder is, Sarah said: “There is a wide spectrum of eating patterns in childhood and adolescents. Only a few of these are problematic and most would not constitute an...