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Mental Health Strategy 2021 – 31 1. The Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 was launched by the Minister of Health in June 2021 and sets the vision and future strategic direction for mental health services in Northern Ireland over the next decade. In pursuit of this vision, and to drive the strategic reform needed, the Strategy sets out 35

Launching the new strategy in an Oral statement to the Assembly, Minister Swann said: “The Strategy is built on a vision of a society which promotes emotional wellbeing and positive mental health for everyone, which supports recovery and seeks to reduce stigma and mental health inequalities. In the vision we set out the objective of a system ...

Northern Ireland’s Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 sets out a vision for the future direction of mental health services in Northern Ireland.. In line with this vision, a Regional Mental Health Service is being established to implement arrangements for joined up working across key mental health partners including Health and Social Trusts, community and voluntary sector and primary care services.

In recognition that mental ill health is one of the greatest challenges facing both society and services, the Department of Health published the Mental Health Strategy, 2021-2031, in June 2021. The Strategy sets out 35 actions under three overarching themes: Theme 1 - promoting mental wellbeing, resilience and good mental health across society;

The publication of a new, 10 year Mental Health Strategy was identified as an immediate priority for the Northern Ireland Executive in New Decade, New Approach (NDNA). The Department of Health committed to taking this work forward as a key priority, and commenced work in February 2020. While the advent of the COVID-19

The Mental Health Strategy 2021–2031 for Northern Ireland was published by the Department of Health on 29th June 2021. The Strategy outlines 35 actions to improve the mental wellbeing of the population in Northern Ireland. The Public Health Agency (PHA), has been tasked with forwarding

The Mental Health Foundation today welcomes publication of the Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 for Northern Ireland.. Dr. Shari McDaid, Head of Evidence & Impact for the Mental Health Foundation in Northern Ireland, said: “This new mental health strategy provides a strong basis for action across Northern Ireland to prevent mental health problems.

Statement from Professor Siobhan O'Neill, Mental Health Champion, about the launch of the new Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031: "I am delighted with today's announcement of the new Mental Health Strategy. This strategy is an ambitious plan for the much needed reform of mental health services in Northern Ireland. I am particularly pleased that the strategy also contains plans for the prevention ...

The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Northern Ireland has welcomed the publication of Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 by the Department of Health. Play. SKIP NAVIGATION. SKIP NAVIGATION; About the College; News and features; International . DONATE. Search. Search.

The Strategy will set the future strategic direction of mental health services in Northern Ireland for the next decade. This Strategy has been co-produced together with a broad range of stakeholders, including people with lived experience, carers, the interim Mental Health Champion, health and social care professionals, academics, the voluntary and community sector, and professional bodies.

The Department of Health has developed a new, ten year Mental Health Strategy for Northern Ireland. The public consultation on the draft Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 was launched on 21 December 2020 and will run until 26 March 2021, with a final Strategy ready by July 2021. The new Strategy is taking a person centred approach and has been ...

We believe Northern Ireland's ambitious new mental health strategy is an "important milestone" and recognises the critical role counsellors and psychotherapists have in supporting the nation. Northern Ireland Minister of Health Robin Swann this week announced the publication of the Mental health strategy 2021 to 2031. The document sets out the ...

“At the same time, the Department of Health’s Mental Health Strategy 2021–2031 confirms that mental illness in Northern Ireland is around 25% more prevalent than in England.² Other studies, including research from Ulster University and the Bamford Centre for Mental Health and Wellbeing, have long shown that the region carries a ...

The plan included a commitment to develop and produce a new mental health strategy and a comprehensive funding plan for mental health. In June 2021, a new Mental Health Strategy (2021-2031) was published by the Department of Health (NI) setting the strategic direction of mental health services in Northern Ireland for the next decade.

Medical intervention must be considered as an integral component of the Department of Health (DoH) Mental Health Strategy 2021-31, which will set out a new vision for mental health in Northern Ireland, as well as 29 high-level actions to take forward significant strategic change over the next decade. In March 2021, Pharmacy Forum NI responded to the DoH public consultation on its draft ten ...

2. The publication of a 10 year Mental Health Strategy is identified as an immediate priority of the Northern Ireland Executive in New Decade, New Approach (NDNA). 3. Recent strategic direction for Mental Health in Northern Ireland has been reliant on the Bamford Review which published its reports between 2005 and 2007.

Email this page; The crisis in mental health care cannot be overstated, Northern Ireland’s leading psychiatrists said today. The statement comes as RCPsych in Northern Ireland launched Time to Bridge The Gaps a report looking at the significant gaps between the goals outlined in the 10-year Mental Health Strategy and the actual funding provided for its implementation.

The Mental Health Foundation welcomes publication of the Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 for Northern Ireland. Dr Shari McDaid, Head of Evidence & Impact for the Mental Health Foundation in Northern Ireland, said: “This new mental health strategy provides a strong basis for action across Northern Ireland to prevent mental health problems.

Statement by Minister for Mental Health on the publication of the Mental Health Commission thematic review of mental healthcare in hospital Emergency Departments 17 April 2025. ... Wellbeing and the National Drugs Strategy. Address: Minister Murnane O'Connor's Office, Department of Health, Block 1, Miesian Plaza, 50 – 58 Lower Baggot Street ...