The initiative was started in January 2015 and has grown from strength to strength. We have added a role to our executive entitled Club Wellbeing Officer. This role is held by Kevin Mulligan. Along with Kevin, there is an active Crokes Talks Working group who are defining and implementing initiatives to maintain to drive education and involvement across the club in this area. We also extend the reach of this program outside the club into the broader community and partner with other service providers and organizations who have expertise in this area. Crokes Talks - News & Reports
KC Wheelers found a new use for our Club Hurling arena this week. For the 22 who signed up to the bike repair workshop on Wednesday this week, it was a great success. The event was professionally presented by 3 mechanics from Belfield bike shop.
EVENT on April 21st Kilmacud Crokes 8pm – 9pm
Talk Title
‘Exam preparation – how to be at your best during study and exam season’
Speaker Profile:
Tony Griffin and his team of www.soar.ie delivered a workshop for a group of under 15/16 footballers/hurlers in the club on March 31st. Lots of positive feedback received.
The Kick Start Crokes Cycling group pictured on their 50km spin out to Howth to finish up the 8 week program. Well done to all invoklved.
The Kickstart Crokes programme - which started in early January and saw members sign up for an 8 week exercise program across a number of activities including jogging, cycling, Pilates, yoga and circuit training – finished up on Sunday March 13th.
John shares his inspiring story. Function Room, Glenalbyn House, 8pm on 25 February 2016
As members will know, CrokesTalks is our tag line for the strategy and focus we are developing and implementing in the club for Mental Health and Wellbeing.
Headstrong Workshop
‘Supporting our young people’s mental health ‘
Thursday OCTOBER 22nd at 8.00 pm
Function Room
This is a one hour workshop with time for questions afterwards, which covers the following topics:
