In January, over 80 incredible individuals in our community stepped forward and volunteered as actors and fundraisers to support the creation of a new Community Health Hub on Main Street,

As part of the Executive Offices Central Good relations Funded programme, Together: Building United Communities, the cross community members of Lisnaskea Men’s Shed have constructed ‘upcycled’ green wood to make

The last 18 months have been a challenging time for us all and we cannot underestimate the impact Covid-19 has had on the well-being of our community but there are

This evening at 7:30pm, the Oak Healthy Living Centre is launching a new meeting called “Co-Dependents Anonymous”.  It is a program of recovery from co-dependence, where each of us may

This service is available to anyone who has restricted mobility or lives in an isolated area not served by public transport, the scheme is delivered by volunteer drivers who will

The Oak Healthy Living Centre would like anyone interested in becoming a “Community Responder” to contact the office on 028 677 23843.

This programme offers older people a way of reducing falls and at the same time increasing self confidence in situations where they are at risk of falling. Falls are a