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Head of the Isle of Wight Youth Trust welcomes the change in law adding that she believes there has been a lot of under-reporting in the past.
Mairead Healy
Mairead Healy became Executive Director for the Isle of Wight Youth Trust in 
February 2017.
She previously founded and ran a youth charity in Dublin, Ireland.
In April 2019, Mairead announced she had accepted a senior leadership role at a global Human Rights organisation.
Below are articles mentioning Mairead.
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Volunteers helped give the Isle of Wight Youth Trust a make-over - with all hands on deck to complete it in just one day.
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Young people experiencing mental health issues are encouraged to reach out on World Mental Health Day and seek help from the Isle of Wight Youth Trust.
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The Isle of Wight Youth Trust launched their ‘Fund our Future’ Appeal last week, aiming to raise £150,000 towards the purchase of a new headquarters for the local charity that helps young Islanders.
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The Schools’ Mental Health Charter is a quality mark through which the Youth Trust is seeking to empower Island schools to support their communities and increase mental health outcomes for young Islanders.
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Isle of Wight Youth Trust CEO, Mairead Healy paid tribute to the dedicated team that works tirelessly to ensure that young people have access to the highest possible standards of service.
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Mairead Healy says it was always the plan to be here for a couple of years to implement significant change focused on the Youth Trust's services, culture and funding model.
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Wightlink have announced their support for the Isle of Wight Youth Trust's Mental Health Taskforce - which provides peer-to-peer advocacy to young people, helping break down the stigma associated with mental health.
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The roadshow is a chance for the ‘you matter’ message to be spread across the Isle of Wight, letting young people know that support is available, and that they matter.
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The Isle of Wight Youth Trust welcomes a new Executive Director, Mairead Healy, who pays tribute to the sixteen years of service by former head of the charity that helps young people facing emotional difficulties, Eileen Monks OBE.
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Isle of Wight Youth Trust say the CQC report is a clear indication that mental health services for young people on the Isle of Wight are out-of-touch with the needs of young Islanders. They say they're committed to working with the NHS to improve the level of care available.
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At a time when children and young people on the Isle of Wight are "facing a mental health crisis", YMCA pull out of their counselling service.
