Peer Mentoring – Donegal Youth Service

Jessica

We learned a lot and talked about peer mentoring and how to be a good peer mentor, the facilitator also talked to us about Mental health, how to keep yourself healthy, how to help someone with Mental health problems and how important it is.

This program aims to build positive relations by developing ‘OUR Generation’ emotional, resilience and understanding.

From this program I learned how important metal health is, and how you never know when someone is struggling with it because they might not show it.

From this programme there wouldn’t be much that I would change, maybe one thing would be to give out some sheets on how to keep our mental health healthy.

On the last day with the facilitator she brought in pizza for us all, which  was very nice of her.

We learned how to listen to each other and to be mindful of how others might feel. I learned to be more tolerant and patient and respect other people’s opinions even if they are not my opinions. I found this course very helpful and I feel I will use all of these tools all through life when dealing with all types of people.

Matthew

In this course we learned about how to mentor other young people, how if they have someone who listens to them and is friendly they will feel more comfortable in school.

We also learned that if you’re going to mentor someone else about their mental health and school work you have to make sure that you aren’t struggling with your own mental health or work.

I enjoyed the course, especially the pizza at the end!

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This project is supported the European Union's PEACE IV Programme, managed by the Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB)

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