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€5M Boost for Student Mental Health Campaign in Ireland

9/12/2025

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A community organization is launching a campaign to enhance mental health through physical and social activities aimed at suicide prevention.
In Ireland, €423k from the Government’s Student Hardship Fund and €113k for wellbeing measures will improve mental health support for DKIT students.
Minister Simon Harris announced an additional €5 million for student counselling services, stressing the need for continued support post-pandemic.
The "Inclusion for All" campaign promotes early intervention in mental health issues linked to poverty, suggesting that investment will lead to long-term savings.
Supporters of the campaign include notable figures and organizations, emphasizing the importance of tracking impact through student attendance.

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Story summary

A community organization is launching a campaign to enhance mental health through physical and social activities aimed at suicide prevention.
In Ireland, €423k from the Government’s Student Hardship Fund and €113k for wellbeing measures will improve mental health support for DKIT students.
Minister Simon Harris announced an additional €5 million for student counselling services, stressing the need for continued support post-pandemic.
The "Inclusion for All" campaign promotes early intervention in mental health issues linked to poverty, suggesting that investment will lead to long-term savings.
Supporters of the campaign include notable figures and organizations, emphasizing the importance of tracking impact through student attendance.