03/06/2026
Anam Cara Community Counselling C.I.C., a not-for-profit social enterprise based in Warrenpoint, providing professional, accessible counselling services for adults and young people across the local community.
Supporting Adults and Young People Through Life’s Challenges
The counselling services are delivered by experienced, BACP-accredited therapists and are available both face-to-face and remotely.
They support people experiencing a wide range of difficulties, including:
Anxiety and depression
Stress and emotional overwhelm
Bereavement and loss
Relationship and family difficulties
Low self-esteem and confidence
Trauma and adverse life experiences
Loneliness and social isolation
Anger and emotional regulation difficulties
Addiction and substance misuse concerns
Life transitions and significant change
Transitions Counselling Service (16–25 Years)
The journey into adulthood can be challenging. Through our Transitions Counselling Service, we provide a dedicated counselling service for young adults aged 16–25 who may be struggling with:
Family conflict
Anxiety, depression and low mood
Bullying and social pressures
Loneliness and isolation
Relationship difficulties
Identity and self-esteem issues
Managing academic, employment or life pressures
Navigating uncertainty and major life transitions
Bereavement and loss
Substance misuse concerns
This service can be particularly valuable for young people leaving school, entering further education, starting employment, or facing significant personal challenges.
Men’s Space Counselling Service
We also provide a dedicated counselling service for men who may find it difficult to access emotional support or discuss personal difficulties.
Men’s Space offers a confidential environment where men can explore challenges including stress, relationship issues, anxiety, depression, loss, addiction, identity, and life transitions.
Benefits for Community Organisations
Access to timely counselling support can have a positive impact not only on the individual, but also on the wider family and community.
By helping people address emotional and psychological difficulties early, counselling can contribute to:
Improved emotional wellbeing
Increased resilience and coping skills
Better family relationships
Reduced stress within households
Improved engagement in education, employment and community life
Earlier intervention before difficulties escalate
Additional support for staff working with vulnerable individuals and families
As a Community Interest Company (C.I.C.), our focus is not profit but community wellbeing.
Any income generated through our services are reinvested into supporting counselling provision and improving access to mental health support within our local area. By referring individuals to Anam Cara, organisations are helping to strengthen local support networks and community resilience.
