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Living Links are a volunteer led organisation that provides support, a listening service and pastoral care to those who have been bereaved by suicide.
The loss of a parent, partner, sibling, child or friend to suicide affects us all.
Living Links currently work in Nenagh and Tullamore and the surrounding localities. All their services are free of charge.
They would like to help other areas with an interest in reaching out to people bereaved by suicide to build a local service so that all who need help through difficult times can receive it.
Do you feel there is a need for a Living Links in Roscrea? They would like to invite you to a meeting on Wednesday January 14th at 7pm at the Age Friendly Centre, The Courthouse, Gaol Road, Roscrea.
They would like to share with you what the Living Links charity is all about and whether you think your community could benefit from your own local support group.
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Would you be willing to help get such a group started? They look forward to meeting you and hearing about your experiences and ideas.
They can offer training and support as you work to build a local service.
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