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Make Stoptober your time to quit smoking for good
02 October 2026
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging anyone who smokes to make this October the month they quit for good by joining Stoptober and accessing free support services available across Northern...
Public Health Agency and Translink mark Organ Donation Week with celebration of the Gift of Life
25 September 2026
On Thursday (24 September), commuters at Belfast Grand Central Station witnessed something a little different as Translink hosted a Public Health Agency (PHA) event to mark Organ Donation Week 2026.
World Contraception Day – What Works For You?
24 September 2026
Ahead of World Contraception Day (26 September) the Public Health Agency (PHA) is reminding people of the many free contraception options available and where to find them.
Stay strong, stay steady, stay independent: PHA highlights importance of falls prevention
24 September 2026
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging people across Northern Ireland to take simple steps to reduce their risk of falling and maintain their health, confidence and independence as part of...
Public urged to protect themselves as flu vaccination goes live
23 September 2026
Over a million people are eligible for this year’s free flu vaccine, as the Public Health Agency (PHA) launches the vaccination programme with a call for people to help protect themselves and others...
This Organ Donation Week, leave your family certain: register and share your decision
21 September 2026
Figures reveal missed transplant opportunities because families didn't know their loved one's decision. This Organ Donation Week (21-27 September), the Public Health Agency is urging everyone in...
Urology Awareness Month: awareness could save a life
21 September 2026
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is asking people to use Urology Awareness Month (September) as an opportunity to make themselves aware of signs and symptoms of cancers relating to the urinary and...
Get protection against potentially serious virus this winter
17 September 2026
The Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging everyone who is eligible for the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccine to get it when invited. RSV is a common virus and highly infectious virus which...
Palliative Care Week 2026 – ‘It’s Not What You Think’
09 September 2026
During Palliative Care Week 2026, which runs from 4–12 September, the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging people across Northern Ireland to learn more about what palliative care is and the...
Gynaecological cancer awareness month: know your normal and don’t ignore the signs
07 September 2026
This Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month (September) the Public Health Agency (PHA) is raising awareness of the signs and symptoms of cancers relating to the female reproductive system including...
Talk to young people now about alcohol and drug risks ahead of exam results
10 August 2026
With exam results around the corner, the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging parents and guardians to talk to young people now about the risks of drinking alcohol and taking drugs.
World Breastfeeding Week: how breastfeeding twins helped ease the mental load for one mum
05 August 2026
A County Armagh mum of twins is encouraging other parents expecting multiples not to be put off breastfeeding after successfully feeding her twin boys for ten months and discovering benefits she never...
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