Lisburn Neuro Café

Join us for an Information and Support event for parents and carers of children with Autism and ADHD and those awaiting assessment on Wednesday 8 October at Lisburn City Library.

A flyer for the "Lisburn Neuro Café" event organized by South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust, Early Intervention Lisburn, and CYPSP. The event is for parents and carers of children with Autism and ADHD, including those awaiting assessment. It will be held on Wednesday 8 October 2025 from 10 am to 12 noon at Lisburn City Library, Linenhall Street, Lisburn. The event will feature information stalls with representatives from statutory and community organizations and light refreshments. For more information, contact Connor at 07540 071 512 or Noelle at 07872 422 101. The flyer includes logos of the organizing bodies at the top, an illustration of diverse people interacting, and event details in white text on a blue background

A flyer for the “Lisburn Neuro Café” event organized by South Eastern Health and Social Care Trust, Early Intervention Lisburn, and CYPSP. The event is for parents and carers of children with Autism and ADHD, including those awaiting assessment. It will be held on Wednesday 8 October 2025 from 10 am to 12 noon at Lisburn City Library, Linenhall Street, Lisburn. The event will feature information stalls with representatives from statutory and community organizations and light refreshments. For more information, contact Connor at 07540 071 512 or Noelle at 07872 422 101. The flyer includes logos of the organizing bodies at the top, an illustration of diverse people interacting, and event details in white text on a blue background

In Safe Hands Campaign – NSPCC/Helpline & Childline

In Safe Hands campaign new posters to highlight British Sign Language (BSL) access:

NSPCC helpline poster featuring British Sign Language (BSL) signs for "help" at the top. Below, the text reads "Need help?" with a search bar showing "Search NSPCC Helpline." The bottom section offers advice for those worried about a child, available in English and BSL. Contact options include downloading the SignVideo app, scanning a QR code, visiting nspcc.org.uk/helpline, or emailing help@nspcc.org.uk

NSPCC helpline poster featuring British Sign Language (BSL) signs for “help” at the top. Below, the text reads “Need help?” with a search bar showing “Search NSPCC Helpline.” The bottom section offers advice for those worried about a child, available in English and BSL. Contact options include downloading the SignVideo app, scanning a QR code, visiting nspcc.org.uk/helpline, or emailing help@nspcc.org.uk

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Promotional poster for Childline Deaf Zone. The top features the text "NEED HELP?" with two illustrations of British Sign Language (BSL) signs. Below is a search bar labeled "Childline Deaf Zone." The poster explains how deaf individuals can get support, including contacting Childline via the SignVideo app or visiting childline.org.uk/deaf-zone. A QR code is included for quick access. The Childline logo and tagline "ONLINE, ON THE PHONE, ANYTIME" appear at the bottom.

Promotional poster for Childline Deaf Zone. The top features the text “NEED HELP?” with two illustrations of British Sign Language (BSL) signs. Below is a search bar labeled “Childline Deaf Zone.” The poster explains how deaf individuals can get support, including contacting Childline via the SignVideo app or visiting childline.org.uk/deaf-zone. A QR code is included for quick access. The Childline logo and tagline “ONLINE, ON THE PHONE, ANYTIME” appear at the bottom.

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Introduction to Good Governance Toolkit – Youth Action Northern Ireland

You are warmly invited to attend an interactive launch event on Thursday 18th September 10.30-1.30pm in Belfast! The Good Governance toolkit is a useful resource for youth work staff, board members, and anyone involved with youth committees.

Some of the practical exercises in the toolkit  will  be showcased at the event, each can be adapted to help youth groups and charities support good governance through all their operations.

Please RSVP to helen@youthaction.org  by Tuesday 9th September with any dietary requirements

A flyer for an event titled 'Introduction to: Good Governance Toolkit' organized by YouthAction Northern Ireland. The workshop promotes good governance and purposeful leadership through practical activities.

A flyer for an event titled ‘Introduction to: Good Governance Toolkit’ organized by YouthAction Northern Ireland. The workshop promotes good governance and purposeful leadership through practical activities.

Mental Health Strategy Early Intervention & Prevention Newsletter

Split image with two sections: Left side has a teal background with white text reading 'EARLY INTERVENTION & PREVENTION ACTION PLAN UPDATE.' Right side has a white background with blue and black text reading 'Mental Health Strategy 2021–2031' at the top, '#3' on the left, and 'Summer 2025' on the right.

Split image with two sections: Left side has a teal background with white text reading ‘EARLY INTERVENTION & PREVENTION ACTION PLAN UPDATE.’ Right side has a white background with blue and black text reading ‘Mental Health Strategy 2021–2031’ at the top, ‘#3’ on the left, and ‘Summer 2025’ on the right.

Welcome to this third newsletter to share information about the work underway to deliver on the Early Intervention & Prevention Action Plan which focuses on Actions 1 and 2 of the Mental Health Strategy

Mental Health EI&P Newsletter Summer Issue 

Mental Health Strategy – Early Intervention and Prevention – Service Directory

In support of actions 1 and 2 of the Mental Health Strategy and Mental Health early intervention and prevention, the Public Health Agency are encouraging all stakeholders to contribute to the new Minding Your Head webpage service directory.

You are invited to add mental health and emotional wellbeing services (outlined in the ‘service type’ section of the guide) your organisation provides in your local community.

Please also engage with all organisations that you commission to encourage them to add their services, and share this opportunity for inclusion in the service directory with your partnerships and networks.

Please make separate submissions for each service. The purpose of submitting individual services offered by your organisation is to benefit the individual searching the directory to understand the specific support options available to them.

Adding your service

Please follow the instructions below and the attached guide to add each service to the directory.

The attached guide outlines the following:

  1. Eligibility criteria
  2. Exclusion criteria
  3. Service type
  4. Public Health Agency quality standards  
  5. Information accuracy and completeness
  6. Information required
  7. Content guidelines
  8. Verification and updates
  9. Consent

Setting up your Minding Your Head account

  • Your username is the email address used to receive this correspondence.
  • Using this email address please follow this link [Reset your password | Minding Your Head] to generate a temporary password. You will then be able to set a new password and update your organisation’s contact details and add information for all your organisations services.
  • Remember to make separate submissions for each service.

Adding service submission details

  • Refer to the attached guide for details.
  • If you wish to add email information to your submission form please do not use personalised email addresses such as ‘joe.bloggs@’, instead use generic email addresses such as ‘info@’.

If you would like to remove your service from the Minding Your Head website and contact list, please respond ‘opt out’ to this email.  

Email any queries to myh@hscni.net