Think Big

Think big is a project that has been set up to help promote positive mental health in Ireland. This project has been designed by O2 and Headstrong. This projects is for communities to help and make a different for young peoples mental health.



Do you have an idea that will help young peoples mental health? Do you have an idea that will help promote positive mental health? Well if you do why dont you sign up to think big ans start your very own project. Visit their website to get started.... http://www.o2thinkbig.ie/

Here is a video of one very successful think big project.... who knows your project could be as successful as this one!!

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