Working Together To Promote Mental Wellbeing NI campaign

Today (Monday 7 th September), marks the launch of a regional mental health and emotional wellbeing campaign - ‘Working Together To Promote Mental Wellbeing”. The campaign is being launched by the Public Health Agency (PHA) along with five Health and Social Care Trusts, the NI Ambulance Service and the Health and Social Care Board, who with the community and voluntary sectors will work together to promote ways to support our mental wellbeing, with co-ordinated messages and links to support on social media including to the updated resources website www.mindingyourhead.info Over the next five

COVID-19 Management Framework

This document sets out how the Public Health Agency (PHA) will work to identify cases (ie those people with a confirmed diagnosis of SARS-CoV-2/Covid-19) and trace their close contacts; to recognise potentia

PHA COVID-19 statement

The Public Health Agency (PHA) can confirm that it has made a number of significant recommendations to a business in the Mid and East Antrim council area where a cluster of COVID-19 has been identified. These include testing of all staff this week and self-isolation of staff identified as close contacts of cases. ‘The agency is working with the Health and Safety Executive (HSE) and the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) and Mid and East Antrim Borough Council to manage the situation and protect the workforce and wider community. Testing and contact tracing is

COVID-19 Bulletin

This new bulletin aims to provide a weekly update on the current situation relating to the virus in Northern Ireland. It presents high level data on key areas currently being used to monitor COVID-19 activity and highlights current issues and public health messages.

This new bulletin aims to provide a weekly update on the current situation relating to the virus in Northern Ireland.

PHA data show clusters occurring in several districts

An analysis of all COVID-19 cases across Northern Ireland by the Public Health Agency (PHA) shows that since the start of contact tracing on 24 May, a total of 11 clusters with five or more people have been identified. These have been in the following council areas: Antrim and Newtownabbey Borough Council (1), Ards and North Down Borough Council (1), Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council (1), Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council (1), Mid and East Antrim Borough Council (3), and Newry, Mourne and Down District Council (4). In addition, there have been 20 clusters across
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