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MYMY does not receive any core government funding – we rely on annual grant funding and the contributions of our service users and community.
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We provide mental health and well-being support to people in the Newry, Mourne and Down council area.
How We Can Help You
We offer confidential counselling services to individuals aged 16+ experiencing difficulties with a range of issues including: anxiety, bereavement, low mood, relationship issues, workplace stress, and trauma.
Counselling Referral Form: Contact Form – MyMy
We also provide health and well-being programmes and workshops to help our community including Yoga, Mindfulness, Take 5, and Safe Talk.
with thanks to our photographers who donated their pictures of our lovely area to the creation of this site
help with Mental Health
MyMy can Help with all of these.
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Physical Health
Train for our events and help fundraise.
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Mental Health
Seek advice and counselling.
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Social Health
Join in with our groups and events.
What's Happening
Our News, Events and Projects
Here you can find a collection of updates
from our favourite events and outings.
How to Fundraise for MYMY
Are you thinking of running an event this year and would like to fundraise for [...]
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Laura Mageean Cheque Presentation
A huge congratulations to Laura Mageean who recently completed the 4 highest peaks in Ireland [...]
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MYMY recruiting for a part-time counsellor
MYMY are recruiting for a part-time counsellor! We are looking for a highly skilled individual [...]
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Mourne Bridge Club Cheque Presentation
Derek Gibbons, The Treasurer of the Mourne Bridge Club presents a cheque for £1,000 to [...]
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Robert Trotter Cheque Presentation
Many thanks to Robert Trotter for hosting a Variety Concert in the Lodge in Castlewellan [...]
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New Premises- Entrances to our Counselling Service
When you are attending our counselling or wellbeing services in our new premises, you can [...]
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Debra Stuart Cheque Presentation
A huge thank you to Debra Stuart who during the month of August offered Tropic [...]
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Mental Health Talk in St Malachy’s High School
Our CEO, Deborah Boden had the pleasure of visiting St Malachy’s High School, Castlewellan and [...]
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MYMY Counselling Service Granted the Status of BACP Accreditation!
MYMY is a member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists (BACP) which upholds [...]
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MYMY Street Collection- Saturday 7th September
MYMY would like to thank all those who contributed so generously to its street collection [...]
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Dromara G4MO Cheque Presentation
On Tuesday night, Deborah Boden visited Dromara GAC to meet members of their Gaelic for [...]
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New Premises FAQs
Who is MYMY?- MYMY is a mental health charity which was formed 15 years ago. [...]
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Photo Credit: Gary Forsythe
About MyMy
MYMY – Mind Your Mate and Yourself is a community based mental health and well-being charity. We provide counselling services and well-being programmes and workshops for anyone aged 16+.
The MYMY Counselling Service is based at 28-32 Main Street, Newcastle. It provides an accessible, safe and secure environment for counselling and signposting.
Our Charity Shop is also based at 28-32 Main Street, Newcastle. All items donated and sold are invested back into the Charity.
MYMY is a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee.
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Donate
MYMY does not receive any core funding. We apply annually for grants from government departments and charitable trusts. We rely on donations from those who have benefitted from our services and from the wider community.
There are lots of ways you can support our work – organise a fundraising event with family and friends, attend or participate in one of MYMY’s fundraising events, donate goods or services to MYMY, make a one off or regular donation.
Photo Credit: Nikki Elliott
Charity Shop
Our Charity shop opened on Main Street Newcastle in 2024. All donations to the shop are used to fund counselling services and well-being programmes in the community.
The charity shop is also a space for people to come together and connect with each other.
