PEACE of Mind

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The PEACE of Mind is a regional personal development programme delivered across a six-week period and designed to enhance the emotional resilience and wellbeing of young people aged 9-25. The project aims to enhance the capacity of all children and young people with disabilities, brain injuries and autism to form positive and effective relationships with others from different cultural and religious backgrounds. It provides opportunities for skills development, community inclusion, improved social connections and health and wellbeing. The programme has received £1,419,708.20 from PEACEPLUS to deliver the programme.

Peace of Mind is supported by PEACEPLUS, a programme managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB).

Please find the link to the SEPUB website here: SEUPB | SEUPB

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