EA recognises that with a significant number of staff now working from home the need for enhanced help and support from the Authority will take many forms during these unprecedented times.

The Public Health Agency has created a booklet that gives advice on how to shop more safely during the COVID-19 pandemic, in order to protect yourself and others and help prevent the virus spreadin

Are there any budding young artists in your house? Do you like word search puzzles? How good are you at playing charades?

A new website has been launched to advise pregnant women during Covid19The website contains advice and guidance on the most commonly asked questions such as how the coronavirus infection might affe

A Diabetes Helpline has been launched in response to COVID-19 for people living with diabetes in Northern Ireland.

A new online programme of stress control classes has been developed to support people during the response to coronavirus (COVID-19), recognising the need to stay at home, while also recognising the

EA has provided additional guidance to staff and managers to support their wellbeing and to recognise the range of adjustments and unique new situations many of our staff now find themselves.

Currently, there is no evidence that COVID-19 can be transmitted by food or food packaging.

The constant new barrage of developments regarding the current outbreak of COVID-19 (also known as coronavirus) can cause particular challenges for people living with anxiety, stress and/or anxiety