Neil is a Health and Wellness Professional. Specialising in long term Habit based Nutrition Coaching, Personal Training and Motivational Coaching.

“I am not here to sell myself as a coach, I am here to encourage you to think of your future – as the best version of yourself – living a healthy and balanced lifestyle. We will work together to build new eating and lifestyle habits that you can sustain for the rest of your life. Real results take time and consistency and that is exactly what this program offers if you are committed to change.”

You can check out Neil on:

Website: https://procoach.app/coachneil

Email: [email protected]

Tel: 0851234560

To follow along my journey on social media:

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Angela and Stephen sat down with John Evoy who is the Social Enterprise Development Manager at SIFI.

John is best known as the founder of the Irish Men’s Sheds Association. Set up in 2011 it now has 420 member sheds with 10,000 participating men each week. John has won a number of awards for his work with Men’s Sheds, and for his previous work in men’s well-being and social entrepreneurship, including an Irish People of the Year Award in 2015.

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Father Pat Kelly is an SMA father sits with Angela & Stephen. One of the most uplifting, thought provoking conversations we’ve ever encountered. ”Thank God He’s my judge…and not those Christians….” Father Pat Kelly.

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John Whelan sits down with Angela and Stephen Stuart for an intense yet hopeful conversation. Not to be listened when children are present as interview is intense at times.

Christmas Eve, 2008 Sharon Whelan and her two daughters Zarah 7 and Nadia 2 were murdered by Brian Hennessy. Sharon’s brother John Whelan woke up at 7am Christmas Day to hear of the devastation and horror that would change his life and his family’s life forever.

For over ten years John Whelan, an addiction services counselor, husband and father has been the voice for families affected by murder. John founded SAVE (sentencing and victim equality) to bring a voice back to the loved ones left behind. Here in this candid interview with Angela and Stephen Stuart.

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Angela Hayes founder of Teac Tom joins Angela and Stephen Stuart for a heart wrenching yet hopeful conversation 

 

The Thomas Hayes Trust (THT) was established in February 2014 by Angela Hayes, her children, family and friends following the tragic loss of her son, Thomas to suicide (2010) on the anniversary of his dad’s suicide.

 

At that time she was unaware of the suffering within the community experienced by others in similar circumstances. This awareness was illuminated when her son Alan and Angela were invited to speak on the Late Late Show, in January 2014, to tell their story of how suicide had affected their family.

 

On that night her son Alan performed a song he composed for her called “Survivor” a song he wrote to show her that he was proud of how she had reached out for help through counselling, to help herself and her family navigate the awful pain of grief through suicide. The public response to their story and the song was phenomenal, with people suggesting that Alan’s song be recorded and the proceeds be donated to a charity.

 

It was not her intention at that time to do anything except tell their story however, with the overwhelming response and the launching of the song an opportunity presented to set up the Trust to “support the people of Kilkenny and surrounding areas that have been affected by suicide, and to those who contemplate or contemplated ending their life” Angela says “The Thomas Hayes Trust by helping others will commemorate the life of Thomas – a son, brother and friend”, and to remember his father Tommy

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Father Peter Mcverry has been the voice for the homeless in Ireland since the 70s.

Fr McVerry grew up in Newry, Co. Down and was educated at the Abbey Christian Brothers’ Grammar School in Newry and at the Jesuit school at Clongowes Wood College in Co. Kildare.

In 1962, he entered the Jesuit Order and was ordained in 1975. From 1974 to 1980, Peter worked in the Inner City in Dublin and there he came into contact with young people who were sleeping on the streets because of their home situation. He opened a hostel for homeless boys, aged 12-16, in 1979 and this subsequently became his life-time work.He saw through the work of this hostel that when the boys reached 16 and needed to leave, they had few options open to them and most ended up back living on the streets. This realisation led him to set about providing services and accommodation for these older youths.

In 1980 Peter moved to Ballymun and by the end of 1983 he had founded the Arrupe Society, a charity to tackle homelessness. This charity, subsequently renamed as the Peter McVerry Trust, has progressed from a three bedroom flat in Ballymun to eleven homeless hostels, over 300 apartments, a residential drug detox centre and two drug stabilisation services. His vision for the charity is to support all those living on the margins and to uphold their rights to full inclusion in society. In 2017 the charity worked with over 4,900 vulnerable youths.

Father McVerry has also been awarded a number of other high profile awards in recognition of his work with vulnerable young people. Recent awards include:

Rehab People of the Year Award – April 2018

Honorary doctorate from the University of Dublin (TCD) – November 2015

UCD Foundation Day Alumni Award in Science – November 2015

Special Award at the EY Entrepreneur Of The Year 2015 – October 2015

Human Rights Prize – Embassy of France in Ireland – June 2015

Lifetime Achievement Award – Pride of Ireland – June 2014

Freedom of Dublin – March 2014

Professional Excellence Award for Outstanding Contribution to Irish Society by Griffith College 2011

The Irish Times Living Dublin Award 2009

Reality Person of the Year Award 2009

Meteor Humanitarian Award 2006

The Harry McKillop Irish Spirit Award 2006

ESB Person of the Year Award 2005

Dublin City University Honorary Doctorate of Philosophy

Honorary Fellowship of Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland.

https://www.pmvtrust.ie to find out more ways you can help.

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