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Issue 32 October 2026

Upcoming Health & Wellbeing Webinars

Chronic Disease Workshop

This interactive workshop, taking place on Tuesday 3 November 2pm – 4pm, will explore the impact of stigma and bias on health outcomes, improve our understanding of weight as a risk factor for chronic disease and provide practical tools to more effectively communicate on the topic. This workshop, co‑facilitated by the HSE Healthy Eating Active Living Programme and the Clinical Programme for Obesity, will be of interest to those whose work shapes public health including HP&I teams, Health & Wellbeing teams, Public Health Doctors, dietitians, community food nutrition workers, and communications colleagues. Register here.

Healthy Weight for Children Annual Learning and Sharing Event

Join us to hear about supportive and non-stigmatising approaches to child health and weight, with a focus on parent-child communication, growth monitoring and the relationships between children, families and health professionals. Register here.

Men’s Health Webinar 

To mark International Men’s Day 2026, HSE Health & Wellbeing in conjunction with the Men’s Development Network, SETU and the Men’s Health Forum in Ireland are hosting this Men’s Health webinar. Join us and hear about some great initiatives happening to support men’s health and wellbeing in Ireland. There will be a range of speakers from different organisations including, SETU, Tosú, Lads & Dads and Movember and featuring an interview with Andy Moran, Mayo’s All Ireland winning Manager. Register here.

Working together to make Every Move Count; Pregnancy & Postpartum

The ‘Working together to Make Every Move Count’ webinar series aims to support healthcare professionals to raise the topic of physical activity and actively support populations to become more active. This webinar is the fourth in the series and takes place on Thursday 26 November from 11.30am to 12.45pm.

This virtual event will share findings from all-island research exploring the needs and priorities of pregnant and postpartum women and healthcare professionals to support their health and wellbeing. The webinar will also feature a panel of clinical experts discussing common myths and facts about physical activity during pregnancy and postpartum, with practical evidence-informed insights to support women to stay active during these life stages. Register here.

If you missed any of our previous webinars, you can access recordings and resources from past sessions on our YouTube channel.