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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 co-design of a five-year implementation plan for the establishment of a regional mental health service, along with a head of service, is also set to be taken forward. Progress. The 2024/25 plan comes as part of Northern Ireland’s wider 10-year mental health strategy, which will last until 2031.

47. The costs to implement the mental health strategy are substantial. The funding plan published alongside the mental health strategy estimates the total cost of its actions at £1.2 billion over the 10 years to 2031, over and above the on-going costs of maintaining current services.

The plan outlines the 35 actions to be achieved over the next two years, in order to facilitate the implementation of the Mental Health Strategy, the stated aim of which is to “promote mental wellbeing, resilience and good mental health across society, provide the right support at the right time, and find new ways of working”.

and 2 of the Mental Health Strategy. Mental Health Strategy Early. Intervention & Prevention Action Plan. 2022-2025. The Early Intervention & Prevention Action Plan (EI&P) which outlines the steps to deliver on Actions. 1 and 2 of the Mental Health Strategy, was. developed in 2022. The plan is focussed on. enabling the promotion of good mental ...

The Delivery Plan is published alongside Mental Health Strategy Co-Production/Design Principles, designed to give structure and meaning to the Department’s genuine desire to ensure continued co-production throughout the implementation of the 10 year Strategy. Both documents can be accessed below. Mental Health Virtual Reference Group

the progress of the Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031; the recently published Delivery Plan for 2023/2024; the Mental Health Services in Northern Ireland report from the NI Audit Office, which indicated: the highest prevalence of mental ill-health in the UK; the lowest level of funding, and with demand for services rising

on enabling actions, notably the developmentand staffing of the Strategy Implementation Unit and plans for the Regional Mental Health Service and Regional Crisis Intervention Service. The Strategy’s Funding plan set out the need for £9.59 million for this current year (2022-2023) . However, the Department of Health allocated only £2.5 ...

Northern Ireland Executive. Main navigation ... TransformED Delivery Plan. Documents. TransformED Delivery Plan Adobe PDF (2 MB) Help viewing documents. Share this page ... Department for Health; Department of Justice; nidirect.gov.uk — the official government website for Northern Ireland citizens ...

The Mental Health Strategy Delivery Plan 2024/25 can be accessed on the Department website here Mental Health Strategy 2021-2031 | Department of Health (health-ni.gov.uk) Work on the plan was informed by a series of co-design workshops held between February and March 2024.

The Mental Health Delivery Plan 2023/24 can be accessed on the Department website.; Work on the development of the 2023/24 Delivery Plan was undertaken during December 2022 to March 2023. This work involved several engagement events involving a range of stakeholders, including colleagues from the Strategic Planning and Performance Group, the Public Health Agency, Trusts, Community and ...

The Department of Health (DoH) has published their second annual Mental Health Strategy Delivery Plan under the Mental Health Strategy 2021-31. It gives the key actions to be delivered over 2023 to 2024, and details on progress from the 2022/23 plan. The new delivery plan for was co-designed with input and support from a range […]

The Mental Health Action Plan contains 38 actions, including a commitment to produce a Mental Health Strategy, which will include a comprehensive funding plan for mental health. There is also a plan on dealing with the response to the Covid-19 crisis.

A Quality Strategy delivery plan will be developed outlining the steps necessary to achieve the specific strategic priorities, detailing the actions, timelines, and responsibilities required for successful delivery. The plan will include clear timelines, resource allocation, and specific performance measures and metrics to ensure progress is ...

The TransformED Delivery Plan turns the strategy’s vision for educational excellence into actionable steps, focusing on teacher professional learning, curriculum reform, assessment, qualifications, school improvement and tackling educational disadvantage.

The challenges facing the occupational therapy workforce in Northern Ireland . Demand outstripping capacity: There is a growing need for occupational therapy services in Northern Ireland, due to an ageing population and the prevalence of long-term health conditions. Workforce shortages: The current workforce is under pressure, with staff shortages and retention issues impacting the profession ...

Mental health problems, self-harm and suicide are major public health concerns. Following national strategic commitments to improve the response and follow-up support for adults in Scotland presenting to frontline services in emotional distress, this study describes the development of the first national Distress Brief Intervention, a multi-agency service to provide connected, compassionate ...

The iHV is delighted to celebrate the launch of the Wales Mental Health and Wellbeing Strategy and Delivery Plan. Published yesterday, the 10-year plan outlines ambitions to ensure people in Wales live in communities that: promote and support mental health and wellbeing give them the power to improve their mental health and wellbeing are free

The Mental Health Strategy Delivery Plan for 2022/23 has been developed jointly with key stakeholders across the HSC system, including the Strategic Planning and Performance Group within the Department, the Public Health Agency and the HSC Trusts, with input from key stakeholders including those in the Community and Voluntary sector, the Mental ...