This symptom checker from the Belfast Health and Social Care Trust will help guide you on the best course of action for your child’s condition and help ensure your child receives the most appropriate care in the right place, at the right time, from the most appropriate team.
You will find information on some of the most common conditions and symptoms that affect children.
Being online can be exciting and fun – but some things online can leave you feeling upset, bullied, or even worried.
Just remember that good and bad news travels fast online and you can sometimes find yourself in tricky situations with lasting consequences.
Southern Health & Social Care Trust, South Eastern Health & Social Care Trust and Armagh City, Banbridge & Craigavon Borough Council have all teamed up to support children and young people with the ‘Cyber Safety’ #BeSafeOnline campaign.
Staying safe online does start with you – and there are lots of people here to help you.
If you or someone you know needs support, call one of the numbers below and there will be someone to listen to you and provide you with help.
Southern Trust 028 3756 7100
South Eastern Trust 0300 100 0300
To find out more please visit: www.newrymournedown.org/safeguarding
Youth Health Advice Service in North Down for 16-25 year olds.
Providing support with
See poster below for further info & contact details.
Drug and alcohol misuse affects individuals, families and communities across Northern Ireland.
In recognition that no agency can address this issue alone, five multi-agency partnerships (Drug and Alcohol Coordination Teams) exist across the region.
In 2015, PHA brought together the five local DACTs to form a Regional Steering Group to work collectively to address drug and alcohol misuse by developing events, initiatives and resources.
DACTs are Drug and Alcohol Coordination Teams. DACTs are made up of statutory and community agencies with an interest in, or need to, address drug and alcohol issues in the Trust area. There is a DACT for each Health Trust area in Northern Ireland, and each has a Connections team. We (Connections) support the development and implementation of each DACT’s action plan. We also offer a range of services as outlined on the NI DACTS website
Your local DACT Connections Service can be contacted in relation to any alcohol and/or drug-related concern or query that you may have — they will be able to advise you on how they, or your local DACT, can help.
There are a range of early intervention, prevention and treatment services available in each locality area. For further information on services in your area please see the local drug and alcohol service directories below.
Clinical psychologists Karen McWhinney and Ciara Downes discuss –
– What parents need to know about trauma in their children
– How it can impact feelings and behaviour
– What helps children recover
– How to stop the cycle of trauma within families
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