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New report published – “The Implications of Covid-19 restrictions for children and young people – A rapid review of evidence relevant to Northern Ireland”

The Public Health Agency has published a new evidence review, delivered by the National Children’s Bureau, exploring the wide-ranging implications of Covid-19 restrictions for children and young people across Northern Ireland. The review synthesises evidence from over 100 systematic reviews and 220 primary studies, and highlights key themes including: Mental health and wellbeing Education, learning and development Relationships, loneliness and social isolation Physical health, activities and sleep Financial, wider family impacts and safeguarding Impacts on specific groups, including disabled

This factsheet is for parents of children aged 6 months to 11 years old whose immune systems don’t work as well (immunosuppression) and are at high risk from the complications of COVID-19 infection.

COVID-19 vaccination surveillance in Northern Ireland, Autumn/Winter 2024/25

10 November 2025

COVID-19 genomics bulletin

23 April 2026

The 12th Director of Public Health report again focuses on coronavirus (COVID-19).

This report is now published on a fortnightly basis. The next report will be available on 9th June 2022.

This poster is designed to remind staff in care homes of the need to continue following precautions against spreading COVID-19, even after they have been vaccinated.

The 11th Director of Public Health annual report focuses on coronavirus (COVID-19).