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SAFE supports people that are affected by suicidal thoughts
SAFE Castlebellingham is set to host a special Dinner Dance aimed at raising much-needed funds for suicide prevention and support services.
The event, which promises an evening of food, music, and dancing, will be held at The Fairways on 12th April at 8pm and is expected to bring together members of the community in support of an essential cause.
In addition to the entertainment provided by One for The Road, attendees will have the opportunity to participate in an auction and a Massey 35 raffle.
Tickets for the event are priced at €60 per person, with all proceeds going directly towards SAFE’s free and confidential counselling services, which provide crucial mental health support to people in Louth.
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For more details and ticket inquiries, please contact SAFE Castlebellingham or see there Facebook page.
SAFE supports people that are affected by suicidal thoughts. SAFE’S lines are open from 8am to 8pm 7 days week. They also offer free confidential counselling on 087 4756882.
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