The summer holidays often bring welcome freedom from early alarms and strict routines. For children, this can mean later nights, lie-ins, and a more relaxed approach to bedtime.

Despite the summer holidays being in full swing, it’s also that time of year when the ‘back to school’ list starts to loom.

As young people and their families wait expectantly for exam results, help and advice is available.

With young people set to receive their exam results, the Public Health Agency (PHA) is encouraging parents and guardians to talk to them now about risks of drinking alcohol and taking drugs.

Term 1 of the EA HealthWell Programme (September – December 2025) is now available to all EA staff across schools and services.

As the summer holidays are in full swing and children are spending more time at home, the Public Health Dieticians Group is launching a new series of short 

Ahead of World Breastfeeding Week (1–7 August), the Public Health Agency (PHA) is highlighting the vital role that support at home – from partners, grandparents, family and friends – plays in helpi

There are a lot of stressed dads out there who are feeling responsible for the long-term financial decisions of their families, alongside the need to provide a steady income. If you’re feeling

It is normal to want the very best for your child’s future and to therefore feel a little anxious about their exam results. Stress is normal but it's not good for you or your child to be worrying.