Irvinestown Healthcentre

Another common assumption is that palliative care should only be considered in someone’s final days.

That can mean people wait longer than they need to before asking about support.

Palliative care is most effective when considered early in the course of an illness, helping improve quality of life and reducing unnecessary hospital admissions and use of health services.

At Foyle Hospice, our Specialist Palliative Care Team can help holistically with symptoms, as well as providing emotional and psychological support.

If you or someone close to you is living with a life-limiting illness, you do not have to wait until things become overwhelming before asking what support may be available.

Palliative care. It’s not what you think.
AIIHPC

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Free stress management workshop

BTT Live Workshops Organic TEST Join my FREE, live workshop, Why Your Body Won't Let Go of Stress (Even When You Want It To), where I'll show you what's really keeping your nervous system stuck in stress mode – and two effective ways to shift it.Thursday, 17 September, 2026 at 7pm BST

✨Worry to Wonder – Back by Popular Demand! ✨

Due to popular demand, our Worry to Wonder parent workshop is back! 💛
Taking place on Tuesday 22nd September 7-8.30pm and Tuesday 29th September 10-11.30am.

📞Call now to book your place: 0808 8020 400

🌟Community Wellbeing Programme Schedule! 🌟 All activities are FREE!
Check out the full schedule here https://canva.link/autumn-2026-schedule

For the latest updates and more information about our programmes, don’t forget to visit our website! 💻✨https://tinyurl.com/p7zsrsrn

Schools are back and so are the bugs! 😷

Do you have a child who's unwell and are wondering if they should be in nursery or school?

Check out this handy guide to find out when they should stay off, and when they can go back if they are well enough to do so.

Symptoms and severity of illness will vary from person to person. If your child is unwell and you have concerns about their symptoms you should speak to your GP.

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SELF-CARE SESSIONS

This programme will have a particular focus on managing anxiety
Quality care comes from quality attention!
Care for tired bodies and busy minds, with practical techniques and guided relaxation sessions

Designed and facilitated by Aisling Centre therapist HOLLY REID

5-week programme 10-11.30am
Tuesday 22nd September - Tuesday 20th October 2026
Suggested donation £3 per session

NUMBERS LIMITED - REGISTRATION OF INTEREST ESSENTIAL
Please contact Aisling Centre on: [email protected]

Fermanagh and Omagh District Council in partnership with the Public Health Agency (PHA) as part of the Healthy Towns initiative, have organised FREE Chair-Based Exercise, commencing Tuesday 22 September 2026 @ Church Hall, Killadeas @ 2.00pm.

Programme places are limited and will be allocated on a first come, first served.

Registration is available via the following link …
https://form.jotform.com/242182886449368

For further information please contact
[email protected]

🍂 STEPPING ON – FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAMME 🍂

Have you had a fall, or are you worried about falling?

Our Stepping On Falls Prevention Programme can help older adults improve strength, balance, confidence and independence, while learning practical ways to reduce the risk of falls.

Register Now: 🍂 STEPPING ON – FALLS PREVENTION PROGRAMME 🍂

📍 ARC Healthy Living Centre, Irvinestown
📅 Starting Tuesday 8th September 2026
Telephone Peggy on 028 677 23843

📍 Fermanagh Rural Community Initiative (FRCI), Enniskillen
📅 Starting Wednesday 30th September 2026
Telephone Davina on 028 677 23843

👉 or REGISTER NOW by
clicking on the Stepping on Registration Form below https://form.jotform.com/260354643568362

The programme includes Strength & Balance exercises, falls prevention information, practical advice and support to help you stay active and confident.

Places are limited, so early registration is encouraged.

💚 Falls are not an inevitable part of getting older – falls can be prevented

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