Reflecting Through Art

REFLECTING THROUGH ART

The promotion of wellbeing through creativity for people with lived experience of mental health challenges.

Reflecting Through Art is an exhibition under the auspices of Cork Mental Health. Inspired by The Reflecting Through Art Exhibition at the World Mental Health Congress in Dublin 1995, Cork Mental Health launched our project in 1996.

We are very grateful to all who have supported this project over the last 28 years especially Cork International Airport for supporting the exhibition every year.

VIRTUAL EXHIBITION

“Reeling in the years”

2019 Reflecting Through Art Flip Book

2020 Reflecting Through Art Flip book

2022 Reflecting Through Art Flip Book

2023 Reflecting Through Art Flip Book

2024 Reflecting Through Art Flip Book

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Reflecting Through Art
Slattery's Christmas Lights

Cork Mental Health Foundation & Housing Association would like to say a huge thank you to Shane Slattery and the Slattery family for all their hard work and support on raising funds for the Cork Mental Health Foundation Charity with their Christmas Light appeal. Also, a massive thank you to all who supported Slatterys Christmas Lights 2023. All funds will support the local community, and our new project The Hub - Fermoy. Thank you 😊
SCHOOL SEMINAR 2023
Official opening of The Hub Fermoy

Well done to Kevin and the team for all the hard work they have put into getting the Hub up and running. Such a relaxing and welcoming spot for all the community.

THE NEXT STEP

“The Next Step is a unique place that welcomes those who have experience of mental health difficulties into an environment that provides creative and engaging activities where individuals flourish.”
Meet the team

Meet the Team
AURORA CHARITY SHOP

Aurora is our Charity Shop based on St. Josephs Road in Mallow Co.Cork
Solace Cafe
CLONAKILTY COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTRE

Clonakilty Community Resource Centre is a community initiative established by the Community for the Community.
Housing and developments

Cork Mental Health Housing Association has a vision of a society that promotes and protects good mental health for all, and that those experiencing mental health difficulties are treated with respect and compassion in a fair, just and positive manner.
HOUSING

Cork Mental Health Housing Association provides housing to people who have experienced mental health difficulties throughout Cork City and County.
Bridge Street Community Cafe, Bantry

Bridge Street Community Café is a peer-led mental health initiative supporting the mental health and wellbeing of our community. We offer a safe, welcoming, space for anyone over 18 years of age to have a cuppa, and a chat. It is a place to come make connections, have a snack, find out what’s on in the local area or sit in our quite space, read a book and relax.
Meet the board

Our Board of Directors are Volunteers and give of their time freely to assist in the running of the organisation.
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The Next Step

“The Next Step is a unique place that welcomes those who have experience of mental health difficulties into an environment that provides creative and engaging activities where individuals flourish.” Read more

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Joy in the Park 2024

SCHOOL SEMINAR 2023

Slattery's Christmas Lights

Cork Mental Health Foundation & Housing Association would like to say a huge thank you to Shane Slattery and the Slattery family for all their hard work and support on raising funds for the Cork Mental Health Foundation Charity with their Christmas Light appeal. Also, a massive thank you to all who supported Slatterys Christmas Lights 2023. All funds will support the local community, and our new project The Hub - Fermoy. Thank you 😊 Read more