NEWS - JUNE 2009

4th June 2009

MindWise Rebrand Newry Resource Centre

Local mental health charity MindWise has today rebranded its community resource centre on The Mall in Newry with the help of Councillor Colman Burns, Mayor of Newry & Mourne District Council.

MindWise which was formerly known as Rethink NI used to be a region of a national mental health charity, however as of 1st April 2009 the Northern Ireland region de-merged from the parent charity to become independent. As part of the devolution process a new identity was developed after a period of consultation with the charity’s internal stakeholders with the new name, MindWise being suggested by a member of staff and the associated slogan, ‘a new vision for mental health’ being suggested by an individual who accesses the charity’s service.

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1st June 2009

MindWise Rebrand Antrim Housing Service

Local mental health charity MindWise has rebranded its community resource centre on English Street in Downpatrick with the help of David Ford MLA leader of the Alliance Party.

MindWise which was formerly known as Rethink NI used to be a region of a national mental health charity, however as of 1st April 2009 the Northern Ireland region de-merged from the parent charity to become independent. As part of the devolution process a new identity was developed after a period of consultation with the charity’s internal stakeholders with the new name, MindWise being suggested by a member of staff and the associated slogan, ‘a new vision for mental health’ being suggested by an individual who accesses the charity’s service.

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1st June 2009

MindWise Rebrand Ballyclare Resource Centre

Local mental health charity MindWise has rebranded its community resource centre on Rashee Road in Ballyclare with the help of Alderman John Scott, Deputy Mayor of Newtownabbey Borough Council.

MindWise which was formerly known as Rethink NI used to be a region of a national mental health charity, however as of 1st April 2009 the Northern Ireland region de-merged from the parent charity to become independent. As part of the devolution process a new identity was developed after a period of consultation with the charity’s internal stakeholders with the new name, MindWise being suggested by a member of staff and the associated slogan, ‘a new vision for mental health’ being suggested by an individual who accesses the charity’s service.

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1st June 2009

MindWise re-launch charity shop in Banbridge

Local mental health charity MindWise has re-launched its charity shop ion Rathfriland Street in Banbridge with the help of Councillor Norah Beare, Chairperson of Banbridge District Council.

MindWise which was formerly known as Rethink NI used to be a region of a national mental health charity, however as of 1st April 2009 the Northern Ireland region de-merged from the parent charity to become independent. As part of the devolution process a new identity was developed after a period of consultation with the charity’s internal stakeholders with the new name, MindWise being suggested by a member of staff and the associated slogan, ‘a new vision for mental health’ being suggested by an individual who accesses the charity’s service.

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1st June 2009

MindWise re-launch charity shop in Magherafelt

Local mental health charity MindWise has today re-launched its charity shop in Magherafelt which is known as New Style Furniture with the help of Councillor Kate McEldowney,  Chairperson of Magherafelt District Council and Councillor Anne Forde, Vice Chairperson of Magherafelt District Council.

MindWise which was formerly known as Rethink NI used to be a region of a national mental health charity, however as of 1st April 2009 the Northern Ireland region de-merged from the parent charity to become independent. As part of the devolution process a new identity was developed after a period of consultation with the charity’s internal stakeholders with the new name, MindWise being suggested by a member of staff and the associated slogan, ‘a new vision for mental health’ being suggested by an individual who accesses the charity’s service.

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