Bereavement Support - coping with grief. Contact Teresa at 81723, Sr. Laserian at 84152, Lily at 82196 and Catherine 0876674046

Citizen's Advice Bureau, 23 North Road, Monaghan 82622.

CRUISE - www.cruisebereavementcare.org.uk, Merrion House, 46 The Square, Moy - 048 87784004

Cura - Counselling for Crisis Pregnancy: Confidential service. Telephone 047- 83600 or 1850622626. Counsellors are available by telephone (or face to face by appointment).

• Times: Mon. 11am - 1pm, Thurs. 7pm - 9pm.
• Tel 1850622626 from 9.30am - 9pm Monday to Friday and from 9.30am - 5pm on Saturday.
• Cura Drop-in Service at 8 The Grange, Plantation Walk, Monaghan is open on Saturdays 11am - 1pm.

Dochas Counselling - contact 71640. This service offers professional counselling.

GROW - are you anxious, stressed, depressed or unable to cope? Grow enables people to develop better mental health and coping skills through mutual group support. Meeting in the Citizen's Information Centre, North Road every Wednesday, 7.30p.m - 9.30p.m

Life Support - this agency offers one to one and group support to those affected by suicide. Contact Patricia at 72424 or 087 1322754 or at the Obair Office on the North Road.

Paths - Positive Action to Help Those Bereaved by Suicide - 00447879414348

The Society of St. Vincent de Paul - 11 Park St., Monaghan, Local Helpline Number - 087 7744438. The Society of St. Vincent de Paul is a christian voluntary organisation, working with poor and disadvantaged people. Inspired by one of the principal founders, Frederic Ozanam and our patron, St. Vincent de Paul, we seek to respond to the call every Christian receives to bring the love of Christ to serve in the spirit of the Gospel Message: "I was hungry and you gave me to eat". (Mt. 25). No work of charity is foreign to St. Vincent de Paul and we are involved in a diverse range of activities characterised by support and friendship, promoting self-sufficiency and working for social justice.

The Conference of St. Macartan in Monaghan consists of 11 full Conference Members who are from various backgrounds from within the local community.

Our main activity is visitation and our aim is to promote social justice and to try to help all members of our community who may be in need. We help by giving financial assistance with fuel bills, ESB, Eircom, rent etc whilst working in close association with all Departments of Social Welfare, HSE, Citizens Advice and in particular MABS. In addition, we provide small education grants.

We also visit the elderly or lonely at home and also the sick in hospitals and nursing homes.

The Conference also runs a small charity shop at 11 Park St. with the help of volunteers. The shop is open on a Saturday  between the hours of 12 noon and 4p.m. (times are always under review).

The society is always very grateful to receive good quality clothes, bric & brac and unwanted gifts. However, we are no longer able to accept any furniture or electrical goods of any description for Health & Safety reasons.

We are always looking out for new conference members to help in this very important work and if you have a minimum of 3 hours free time each week we would be very pleased to hear from you.

To become a full member of the Society of St. Vincent de Paul contact your local conference who will then provide you with a SVP Application Pack.

The SVP is committed to the safety and welfare of those whom we assist (children, families and vulnerable adults) and also our members and staff. Carefully following our requirement and selection process is one way of ensuring this safety.

Suicide Bereavement Support Group - contact the Family Resource Centre, Main St. Cavan - 049 4371363.