What is Helplines NI?
Helplines NI brings together over 35 helplines operating across Northern Ireland.
The Helplines NI leaflet and website (www.helplinesni.com) provide a directory of
the helplines within Northern Ireland.
The Helplines NI website (www.helplinesni.com) can be used by the public and professionals to find the right helpline and support.
Final 3 weeks of public consultation on services for individuals who have been bereaved by suicide (Easy read version available)
PHA recognise the importance of reviewing current services for individuals who have been bereaved by suicide and most importantly listening to the views of service users, families, local communities and organisations delivering services to ensure an appropriate service model.
Our Public Consultation is an opportunity to have your say on the provision of services for individuals who have been bereaved by suicide.
If you wish to join our final in-person consultation event in Belfast on 21st March, please complete the attached registration form and return to Engage.PL2@hscni.net
You can also share your views by completing an online survey. This survey will be available for 12 weeks from 16th January 2023 until 9th April 2023.
An easy read version of the consultation survey is also available.
All responses to the consultation should be summitted by 9th April 2023 when this consultation closes.
For ALL PARENTS, CARERS, GRANDPARENTS (& TEENS):
Check out this choice of 11 different online courses, free to you, designed to make life a little easier!
There is something for everyone. We all need a bit of head space and thinking time occasionally. Our NEWEST course is a 20 min short course ‘Understanding the impact of the pandemic on your teenager’. If you are a teenager check out ‘Understanding your feelings (for teenagers only!)’ which has a module about the impact of the pandemic.
Welcome to the 64th Edition of the fortnightly newsletter for the locality planning groups in Ards, North Down and Down.
(Note: Newsletter will download directly to your device. Look out for the pop-up box and click on open file when it appears)
In this fifth edition “Make March your month to quit”. In Northern Ireland too many lives are lost to smoking related diseases; help a friend, colleague or family member to reach out for help to quit.
If you wish to advertise any upcoming programmes or activities please see the guidance on the back page.
The Northern Family Support Hubs attended three Youth Fairs throughout the month of February. Five local schools were in attendance at the Youth Fairs – Carrick Academy, Carrick Grammar, Ulidia Integrated College, Larne Grammar and St. Killian’s College. The events were very successful and a great chance for young people to learn what support and services is available to them in their area.
Click here to read more on the importance and feedback from a young person attending the event.
