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The Northern Ireland Executive has launched a new campaign as part of its Programme on Paramilitarism and Organised Crime.  The current ‘Ending the Harm’ campaign focuses on countering practice of illegal money lending and highlighting how it is used by paramilitary...

Northern Ireland's Mental Health Champion, Professor Siobhán O'Neill, will host a September conference focusing on suicide prevention. According to the 2020 Youth Wellbeing Prevalence Survey mental ill health in children and young people in Northern Ireland is 25%...

On 4th September 2022, Relate NI will have been supporting people and relationships across Northern Ireland for 75 years. To mark the occasion, which will coincide with this year's Relationships Week (5th September to 11th September), Relate NI is planning a policy...

Stigma around suicide has reduced but nearly half of people in Northern Ireland find it too difficult to talk about their feelings and emotions, according to a survey by the Mental Health Champion. New findings released from the 2021 Northern Ireland Life and Times...

Inspire is delighted to launch its Connect 6 campaign for Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from 9th May to 15th May. The theme of Mental Health Awareness Week 2022 is loneliness, something we may all experience, whatever the circumstances. When that happens,...

  A public apology to victims and survivors of historical institutional childhood abuse in Northern Ireland will be made on 11th March 2022. Survivors of historical institutional childhood abuse are individuals and their responses to the apology will reflect their...

Coping with feelings of loneliness and isolation during the holidays 'Loneliness in Northern Ireland: 2019/20', a report published by NISRA, found that levels of loneliness are increasing in Northern Ireland, with 1 in 20 adults here reporting feeling lonely 'always'...

Rural Support lead on this week’s Covid Wellbeing NI messaging.

Twinkl have created a blog to highlight amazing resources to support children and young people with their mental health.

We’ve all lived through a year like no other and the Covid-19 pandemic has affected each of us differently. There may have been some good days and some bad days.