Podcasts about paul's place

Mick returns to Paul's Place in Liverpool to revisit Agnes & Joe Williams alongside fellow co-founder Kathy Devlin. Paul's Place was set up as a suicide bereavement service, and its success has seen it secure some Lottery funding, and now The Queen's Award for Voluntary Service. Mick was able to visit in person after covid rules were relaxed, but social distancing was maintained throughout using a stethoscopic microphone. Links to local mental health services at the end of the podcast. QAVS image from gov.uk

There's so many logistics that need addressed for adult caregivers. Amy Torrez's own personal experience showed her how things can be overlooked, especially if a loved one is receiving treatment far from home. That's why she founded Paul's Place: Support for Families, Inc., to provide temporary housing for caregivers while their loved ones receive the treatment they need. Torrez chats with Apex Benefits Strategist Kassee Lamm about the organization on this episode of The Point Podcast: Fort Wayne.   Paul's Place website: https://www.paulsplace.org/   About: Apex Benefits provides employers with custom multi-year strategies for lowering healthcare and pharmacy benefits costs and creating cultures of wellness. The fast-growing, independent organization employs nearly 70 professionals who serve all areas of employee benefits including medical, pharmacy, disability, life and retirement solutions; as well as population health management and benefits communications services, and human resources and compensation consulting. Our organization believes that data is only as good as those who analyze it and the resulting action plans. Our financial, actuarial, healthcare and benefits strategists work as a team in leveraging predictive analytics, population health management, and medical/pharmacy cost-containment strategies to design custom data-driven solutions for better employee benefits. As a Best Place to Work in Indiana (for 9 years in a row) and a Best Place to Work in Insurance, we understand and help employers address the demands to recruit and retain the best talent.   Stay Connected: Website - https://apexbg.com/ LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/company/apex-benefits-group-inc-/ Twitter - https://twitter.com/ApexBenefits Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/ApexBenefitsIN/ Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/apexbenefits/ YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/user/ApexBenefits1

In today's episodes, we have some burgers! Not just any burgers, we have bacon avocado burgers from Paul's place. Byron has some Cali bomb burgers. remember Byron is in Las Vegas Tomye and Teddy are in San Diego so the food varies a little. So grab your favorite burger or head over to one of the locations we had and join us in a brand new episode! Per usual, go follow us on the DBA instagram and YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE8o1GAZCUdSDWe6NeybLcw https://www.instagram.com/dadbodsanonymous_/ https://www.instagram.com/elbrewchacho/ https://www.instagram.com/teddyosuna/

What experiences have you had whilst trying to board an aeroplane as a disabled person? Perhaps you have been spoken down to on holiday, or maybe the hotel which promised you disabled access told a completely different story once you got there? In this episode I speak to a few of our members with plenty to say on this matter, as well as some of the fantastic staff here at Paul's Place who have a tale or two to share!

Several weeks ago on the show, **Mick Coyle** invited the team from **Paul's Place** into the studio to discuss the **Talk Tonight** benefit concert of which they were one of the recipients. With Mick taking a break for the week, we thought this would be a chance to **revisit that interview**, and take a look at some of the work they do with the **families of those bereaved by suicide**. Originally broadcast November 7th 2018. Produced by John Fogarty.

Mick was joined in the studio by Agnes and Joe Williams. who lost their son Paul in 2015 after he took his own life, and Kathy Devlin, Clinical Lead at Beacon Counselling Trust. Agnes and Joe told Mick of their heartache at losing Paul at the age of 28 to suicide, after his long history with depression and how they believe that Paul didn't want to die - he just wanted the pain to go away. Agnes and Joe also expressed how important bereavement counselling is to them and how Kathy from Beacon Counselling Trust, who also lost her brother Paul to suicide, has helped them over the last two years. They have set up a charity in Paul's name, "Paul's Place", where they are aiming to help other bereaved families. Plus, hear from comedian Jack Rooke and his thoughts on men’s mental health. Find out more info about Paul's Place here: http://beaconcounsellingtrust.co.uk/pauls-place/

Joanna Campbell of MTA's WTTZ-FM 93.5 tours Paul's Place with her guide Kathleen Elliott. After more than three decades helping neighbors in Southwest Baltimore, Paul's Place has grown from a soup kitchen to becoming a center for education, job training and dozens of other tools to help put the less-fortunate among us on the road to self-sufficiency. #WeAreYourMTA #mdotnews