OUR MISSION 

To give people everywhere permission to talk about their mental health as openly as they would discuss a physical ailment, without judgement or discrimination, for the better well-being of the individual, family, workplace and society.

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This awareness video was produced for International Men's Day.

OUR VISION  

Greater awareness, understanding, compassion and empathy around issues we often feel difficult to discuss, with people empowered to improve their own well-being by talking about their mental health openly and honesty, because they know; “a problem shared is often a problem halved” and that it's ok not to feel ok sometimes and it is absolutely ok to reach out for help.

HEADLINE SPONSORs

Samaritans

Charity Partner 2023 & 2024

Logistics and Transport partners

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We’re thrilled to see Temple Carrig School in Greystones join the Elephant in the Room Movement! Recently, students gathered for an inspiring assembly dedicated to mental health, where they discussed the importance of open conversations. We can
Our "Nellie Ellie" is making waves in the rugby world. We're proud to see international teams like the Pumas, under Coach Felipe Contepomi, supporting the Elephant in the Room Movement and standing behind the message that "it's not wea
We were thrilled to welcome former rugby star Alan Quinlan to Eirgen Pharma recently, where he shared his powerful and personal story about battling anxiety and the importance of mental health awareness. Alan’s openness resonated with everyone,
Our All Black Elephant takes pride of place in front of the legendary All Blacks team at the Radisson Blu Hotel Dublin. Last year, Ireland's rugby team signed an Elephant with their captain Caelan Doris, one of our EITR sponsors, demonstrating their
Meet Anything But Me—the stunning creation by artist Sinead Smyth for St. Patrick’s Mental Health Services in Dublin. This beautiful elephant, part of the Elephant in the Room movement, symbolizes the often hidden challenges many of us fa
Tune in TONIGHT at 10:30 PM on Premier Sports for the premiere of Elephant in the Room - The Interviews. This new series, hosted by Brent Pope, brings you candid, impactful conversations about mental health. First up is former Dublin GAA player Shane

Cliona Jordan: Google

“I was at a conference in Google yesterday and I spotted your wonderful elephant.
A very powerful element in the room that started an incredible conversation between me and a fellow colleague.
Thank you! ”