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The Public Health Agency Annual report 2017-2018 provides background information about the PHA, highlights its achievements buring the 2017-2018 financial year and provides and overview of work undertaken in priority areas within each directorate of the organisation.

The full financial accounts are included in this report as is information on members of the PHA board.

The below documents are:

• Full report – MARA: Maximising Access in Rural Areas: Evaluation Report, January 2016
• Summary report - MARA: Maximising Access in Rural Areas: Summary Evaluation Report, October 2015

The Public Health Agency Annual report 2016–2017 provides background information about the PHA, highlights the achievements during the 2016–2017 financial year and provides an overview of work undertaken in priority areas within each directorate of the organisation.

The full financial accounts are included in this report as is information on members of the PHA board.

The purpose of the registry is to improve understanding about self-harm and related behaviours in Northern Ireland. The information gathered will be used to monitor trends and patterns over time and, perhaps most importantly, will help shape the development of services and support to meet need. The information will also help provide trusts and the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety with a more accurate understanding of the impact of self-harm on Emergency Departments.