This poster outlines who is eligible for the free MenB vaccine against meningitis and septicaemia this autumn 2026.

Eligible young people in Northern Ireland can now get their free Menb vaccine to help protect against the main cause of meningitis and septicaemia. You need two doses and this card reminds you to get your second dose 4 weeks after your first.

This leaflet describes the MenB vaccine available to eligible young people this autumn 2026.

This individual healthcare plan is intended to be completed by the Diabetes Specialist Nurse for any child or young person with Type 1 diabetes in a school or Early Years setting. It is recommended that the plan should be discussed and agreed annually between the Specialist Nurse, parent/carer and the school. It provides a summary of day-to-day care, including regular times for blood glucose monitoring and insulin administration, the level of supervision required, special dietary needs and adaptations required when exercising.

This is the Public Health Agency’s Annual Business Plan for 2026-27 which sets out the actions for the coming year.

This booklet explains about the Meningitis ACWY vaccination that is offered to young people starting university.

This leaflet is for patients who have no functioning spleen. It explains their condition and outlines some important information that patients with no functioning spleen need to know. 

This wallet card is for patients who have no functioning spleen to carry with them. It allows the patient to record their personal details and immunisations and is a quick pointer to healthcare staff if the patient is taken ill. It is available from GPs.

This report reflects progress by the Public Health Agency (PHA) in 2025-2026 in delivering our corporate priorities and highlights examples of work undertaken during this period. It shows how this work has contributed to meeting our wider objectives and fulfilling our statutory functions.

A guide on healthy ageing, including staying active, eating well, supporting mental wellbeing, preventing falls, keeping your home safe, understanding dementia, accessing help to live well.

This report provides is an interim update on the epidemiology of gastrointestinal infections in Northern Ireland. 

These standards will apply to all organisations providing mental and emotional wellbeing and suicide prevention services which are funded by the PHA.

This Infant Mental Health Framework represents a commitment by the Public Health Agency, Health and Social Care Board and Trusts, as well as academic, research, voluntary and community organisations across Northern Ireland, to improve interventions from the ante-natal period through to children aged three years old.

This leaflet incorporates the current advice on low risk drinking from the four UK Chief Medical Officers.

Read the latest issue of the PHA Update May 2026. 

The PHA Update serves as a regular communication channel, sharing news, progress reports, upcoming campaigns and initiatives, and developments across public health.