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ALT Health Minister Robbie Butler pictured with Belfast Trust staff at the Centralised Outpatient Booking Office at the Royal Victoria Hospital
ALT Health Minister Robbie Butler pictured with Belfast Trust staff at the Centralised Outpatient Booking Office at the Royal Victoria Hospital
ALT Health Minister Robbie Butler pictured with Belfast Trust staff at the Centralised Outpatient Booking Office at the Royal Victoria Hospital
ALT A graphic of a woman sitting on a chair talking to a medical professional. Text overlaid reads: "Abortion services information."
ALT Collage of images of candles lit to remember babies gone too soon. In the bottom right hand corner is the Baby Loss Awareness Week graphic beside text which reads Wave of Light 2026.
ALT An autumn woodland path surrounded by trees with golden, orange and brown leaves. The Belfast Health and Social Care Trust logo appears at the top right with the words “caring supporting improving together”. Large white text reads: “The Belfast Recovery College Programme is now live”. At the bottom, text reads: “Find out more on our website: Belfasttrust.hscni.net”.
ALT Promotional graphic for World Mental Health Day 2026 featuring a four-image collage: a woodland family walk, a person cycling beneath a large tree, a person journaling while wearing headphones, and a child on a beach at sunset. The Belfast Health and Social Care Trust logo appears at the top. Text reads: “World Mental Health Day 2026. Find out some ways our staff manage anxiety and look after their mental health.”
ALT An adult and two young children walk along a forest path surrounded by tall trees and woodland. White text overlay reads: “Being surrounded by nature, with my family. I actively encourage my two little ones to wrap their arms around their favourite trees.” Carol Anne, Belfast Trust Staff.
ALT Two healthcare staff members kneel on an office floor petting a black-and-white therapy dog. White text overlay reads: “In the radiotherapy department, we have found great benefit from visits from our Pets As Therapy dog Tai. The team have reported benefits with one team member experiencing a noticeable drop in their heartrate after spending a few moments in Tai’s company.” Lindsey, Belfast Trust Staff.
ALT A child throws a stone into the sea on a pebbled beach at sunset, with hills visible across the water. White text overlay reads: “I take my little boy to the beach where we throw stones into the sea to see who can get the furthest away. Even just colouring in with him or building Lego in the house really helps me to stay present.” Samantha, Belfast Trust Staff.
ALT Photo of Health Minister Robbie Butler with the staff in the RVH Acute Stroke Unit
ALT Health Minister Robbie Butler pictured with staff and patients at announcement of stroke thrombectomy service in Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast.
ALT Health Minister Robbie Butler pictured with staff and patients at announcement of stroke thrombectomy service in Royal Victoria Hospital Belfast.
ALT Poster showing the Minding Your Head logo and a chilled guy sitting cross legged with a book and a cuppa. The title reads "Signs of Anxiety" and it shows lots of signs in little bubbles. Theses include: Difficulty concentrating Irritability Nausea Feeling Restless Mind is busy with thoughts Headaches and muscle tension Trouble Sleeping Sense of dread Feeling dizzy or lightheaded Feeling unsettled
ALT We are developing Northern Ireland’s first dedicated Mother & Baby Unit, which will provide specialist inpatient care for mothers experiencing severe perinatal mental health difficulties while allowing them to remain with their babies. Share your views Regional Mother Baby Unit & Scan the QR code to take the survey now or visit https://s.surveylegend.com/s/6bjp Every voice matters Your feedback will help shape the design, facilities and services that support mothers and babies when they need it most.
ALT 🚑 Have you travelled to a healthcare appointment using NIAS’ Patient Care Service? Whether your experience was positive or challenging, we want to hear from you. The Public Health Agency’s 10,000 MORE Voices programme and the Northern Ireland Ambulance Service are inviting patients, carers and families to share their experiences to help shape future improvements. Survey Link 👉 🔗 https://tinyurl.com/10knias Alternative formats and telephone support are available by contacting: [email protected] / 02895 361124 #10000MoreVoices #PublicHealthNI #NIAS999 #PatientExperience #YourVoiceMatters
