The Edenderry Community Connect group was organised this year.
A newly set up community group for an Offaly town say its hoping to help teenagers and young people with their physical and mental health.
The Edenderry Community Connect group was set up this year to provide a wider one stop shop for people in the community looking for resources from education to financial services.
Derek Usher is a member of the group who also works in Community Education with Offaly Local Development Company.
He says it quickly emerged as a focus of the group:
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