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This leaflet provide breast screening and breast awareness information to women over 70. Although women over 70 are not routinely invited for breast screening, they are encouraged to call the local unit to request breast screening every three years.

This poster promotes the Northern Ireland breast screening programme to women aged 50 to 70.

This poster encourages women to look out for changes in their breasts.

This leaflet is for women who were either unable to have or unable to complete breast screening x-rays (mammograms). It provides information on why this might have been what they should do next.

This leaflet offers a guide to breast screening for people with a learning disability. It explains what breast cancer is, highlights the risks and benefits of breast screening, and describes the process of being screened.It also outlines how to check your breasts in between screening appointments and what to do if you find anything unusual.

This leaflet outlines the 'low-risk pathway' for those deemed at low risk of developing diabetic retinopathy between screens and can move to screening every two years instead of annually.

This leaflet and poster provide information on the risks of sudden infant death.  The leaflet has also been updated to highlight the risk of co-sleeping.

People with diabetes are invited to attend the Diabetic Eye Screening Programme and the ‘What you need to know’ leaflet is sent with the invitation. The screening service is free and part of their overall diabetes care.

These leaflets are for parents of babies and young chidren eligible for the routine childhood immunistion programme in Northern Ireland from January 2026.

This factsheet describes the infant pneumococcal conjugate vaccine schedule. Infants will be offered a dose of PCV vaccine at dose at 16 weeks old and again just after their first birthday. 

This professional factsheet explains about the Meningitis B vaccination that is offered to infants aged from two months.

This factsheet explains about the Meningitis ACWY vaccination that is offered to teenagers aged 14-18 and young people starting university.

This poster is a visual guide to vaccines used in the childhood immunisation programme in Northern Ireland from January 2026 aimed at healthcare professionals.

This factsheet for healthcare professionals summarises the complete childhood immunisation schedule in Northern Ireland from January 2026.

This booklet provides guidance for professionals on the childhood immunisation schedule from January 2026.

This report captures the lessons we have learned during this reporting period from those safety and
quality processes where, the Strategic Planning and Performance Group (SPPG) and Public Health Agency (PHA) have a regional oversight role.

This factsheet provides information and encourages uptake of the whooping cough vaccine for pregnant women. Cases of whooping cough are on the increase – by getting the vaccine while pregnant you can protect your baby.

This factsheet provides details on measles infection, vaccination and treatment for health professionals.

This document gives advice and guidance for healthcare professionals on the 2025/26 seasonal influenza vaccination programme.

This factsheet provides information for parents on the rotavirus vaccine given to babies at two and three months old. This is more detailed than the information contained in the leaflet Immunisation for babies up to a year old.

This factsheet provides information for health professionals on the Humanpapillomavirus (HPV) immunisation programme for young people aged 12-13 years.

This factsheet provides information for healthcare practitioners on the rotavirus vaccine given to babies at 8 and 12 weeks old.

This factsheet for health professionals covers the current vaccination programme against shingles, including the vaccine, contraindications, side effects and the latest eligibility groups.

The Measles, Mumps, Rubella and Varicella (chickenpox) (MMRV) vaccination is the safest and most effective way to protect against these diseases. You need two doses of MMR to be fully protected.

Finding support: a guide to crisis and suicide prevention services offering help, hope and support across Fermanagh, Leitrim, Sligo, Cavan and Monaghan areas.