Dubliner Takes Daily Dips for Mental Health Charity
A Dubliner, Paul Cullen, is taking a dip in the Irish Sea every day in January to raise awareness for mental health.
Despite admitting he's "not a strong swimmer", Cullen is committed to his challenge at Dublin's Bull Wall to raise funds for Jigsaw, a charity supporting young people's mental health.
he's "not a strong swimmer"
Cullen was inspired by the Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS) report, which highlighted concerns over access to safe and effective mental health services for children.
cannot currently provide assurance to all parents that their children have access to a safe, effective and evidence-based mental health service
Author's summary: Dubliner takes daily dips for charity.
- Location: Dublin's Bull Wall
- Charity: Jigsaw
- Purpose: Raise awareness and funds for mental health
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