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Rachel's story
Rachel speaks to Jack about her mental health journey and her experience with Jigsaw. Having come through that journey herself, Rachel now works with Jigsaw, helping to support other young people.
Jigsaw is for everyone
At Jigsaw, we provide support to young people and their families regardless of who they are, where they come from, or what their circumstances are. You can speak to us in confidence and we do not judge. Everyone is welcome at Jigsaw.
Jigsaw online
Chat to a therapist online. We offer text-based chats with a therapist – online and in the moment. Our service is free and open to everyone. Chat about whatever is happening for you.
Have one hour? Help shape support for your teen’s emotional wellbeing
University of Limerick Researchers and Jigsaw are creating a new parenting programme to support teens’ emotional wellbeing and wants parents’ input. A one‑hour online session lets parents share what works and help shape future supports.
Over €120,000 raised for young people’s mental health with Applegreen
Over the three days of the May bank holiday weekend, an incredible €123,764 was raised in support of Jigsaw’s work with young people across Ireland. Across more than 200 Applegreen service stations nationwide, customers were invited to make a simple €2 donation at the till—and the response was extraordinary.
Bringing light to youth mental health at Bloom this weekend
This weekend, thousands of people will gather in Dublin’s Phoenix Park for Bord Bia Bloom, Ireland’s largest festival of gardening, food and sustainable living, taking place from 28 May to 1 June 2026. Among the many small Irish businesses and creators showcasing their work, one woman is using the event to give something back.
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