Northern Ireland Alcohol Awareness Week: Time to make better choices
With almost half of drinkers (46%) drinking most of their alcohol at home, the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging people to take a moment to think about what exactly they’re pouring and the impact it might be having on them. This Nor
This leaflet highlights the importance of the routine childhood immunisation schedule which was revised on 1 January 2026.
Pharmacies here to help you Stay Well this Winter
The latest Living Well initiative showcases how community pharmacies across Northern Ireland are on hand to offer advice and support on a wide range of winter illnesses that can help you ‘during the colder months.
Living Well ‘Move More’ campaign launches in pharmacies
A new campaign has been launched in community pharmacies across Northern Ireland, encouraging everyone to get more physically active in their everyday lives.
‘Know your units’ campaign rolled out across pharmacies to increase alcohol awareness
A new campaign in community pharmacies is encouraging people to be more aware of how much alcohol they drink and the impact it could be having on their health.
This information booklet will help you recognise the signs and symptoms of cancer, and make lifestyle changes to reduce your risk of cancer.
This leaflet highlights the importance of looking after your mental health and being aware of any signs of problems with it.
This leaflet highlights actions you can take to protect your health over the winter months and the support available to you through community pharmacies.
Living Well ‘Looking after your sexual health’ campaign launched
A new Living Well campaign – ‘Looking after your sexual health’ – has been launched in community pharmacies across Northern Ireland, helping to raise awareness of the importance of practising good sexual health.
Living Well is offered in over 500 pharmacies across Northern Ireland and provides...
World Contraception Day – make informed choices about your sexual and reproductive health
On World Contraception Day (26 September), the Public Health Agency (PHA) is reminding people where they can access contraception, and find out more about the different types available, to help make informed choices about their sexual and r