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Recent findings have revealed that Mayo has the highest number of alcohol related deaths in the country, a startling, bleak figure, which shows the misuse of alcohol in the county and the need to address our society’s issue with alcohol. Locally, support and leadership is needed to make this happen and through the work of the Western Region Drugs Task Force, via their community liaison worker, help and advice is at hand.

The Minister of State at the Department of Transport, Tourism and Sport, Michael Ring, will officially open the Westport Greenway Park today (Friday April 15) at 3pm.

South West Mayo Development Company is holding an information workshop, for a free part-time FETAC Level 3 accredited Revival Skills Training and Support Programme, for the unemployed / underemployed women in the South West Mayo area on Thursday, February 10 from 10am to 12.30pm and 8pm to 9pm in Le Cheile Family Resource Centre,

South West Mayo Development Company and the County Development Board, together with the Ballyheane community, are running a new training course for women within the Ballyheane area. This is a wonderful opportunity for women who are thinking of returning to education or employment.

South West Mayo Development Company and the County Development Board together with Ballinrobe Family Resource centre have developed a new training course for women in the Ballinrobe area.

South West Mayo Development Company and the County Development Board together with Claremorris Family Resource centre have developed a new training course for women within the Claremorris area.

Budding entrepreneurs have been benefiting from an enterprise-training programme at GMIT Castlebar which has been helping local business projects get off the ground and generate future employment potential.

South West Mayo Development Company is inviting people to participate in a series of Back to business workshops currently being organised.

Tost?, a Mayo initiative which offers support to members of the gay and lesbian community, will host a lobbying workshop, the objective of which is to empower people with the skills needed to lobby on marriage equality issues.

“There is a major crisis going on with community work in this country and it feels as if we are powerless in the whole process.” This is the stark warning issued by Maria McHale, spokesperson for Mayo Community Platform, when considering the threats to the community sector in Mayo.