In 2018 the Northern Trust Brain Injury Service received international accreditation for its work in providing rehabilitation services for those who have suffered brain injuries.
The accreditation by CARF International is for a period of three years and specifically relates to the...More
The dietetic prescribing support team came into existence in January 2017; we aim to promote early recognition and treatment of malnutrition in the community using food first principles and safe and effective prescribing of oral nutritional supplements. Good nutritional care is known to...More
The Farm Innovation Visits scheme required participants to have identified a group with whom they could share their learning and experiences. T he participant has nominated your group to present to.
We need you, as the nominated contact for the group, to confirm the presentation...More
As the first Diversity and Inclusion presentations happened about a year ago it would be useful to find out from you what can be improved and what topics would interest you most . More
As a supporter of our Play Matters project we would like to find out about your experience of being a recipient on our Play Matters distribution list. Funded through the Early Intervention Transformation Project (EITP) until March 2019, the Play Matters project aims to promote the value and...More
As a parent/guardian who applied for a place in either Pre-school or Primary 1/ Reception for September 2019 using the new Parent Portal you are being asked to take part in the Education Authority's (EA) Satisfaction Survey.
The survey should take no longer than 5 minutes to...More
The WMU Leadership and Staff Engagement Group have been working on proposals to improve the local staff engagement and leadership issues identified by staff who attended the engagement workshops.
We have designed this questionnaire to give everyone an opportunity to engage in the...More
We are asking for your views on proposals to amend the offence classifications used in future releases of the annual ‘ Statistical Bulletin: Cases Involving Sexual Offences ’. This is to allow for improved comparability of the statistics,...More
Stroke is a major health issue in Northern Ireland with around 2,800 people being admitted to hospital each year and 36,000 stroke survivors living in our communities. It is important that every opportunity is taken to secure excellent care for people after a stroke and give them the best...More
The Farm Innovation Visits scheme required participants to have identified a group with whom they could share their learning and experiences.
We need you to confirm the presentation arrangements by completing the questionnaire below.
T he presentation meeting must take place...More
The Farm Innovation Visits scheme required participants to have identified a group with whom they could share their learning and experiences. T he participant has nominated your group to present to.
We need you, as the nominated contact for the group, to confirm the presentation...More
Currently in Northern Ireland, symptomatic breast assessment services (breast symptoms which may or may not be suggestive of cancer) are provided by all five Health and Social Care Trusts. Screening breast assessment services, for women with a positive screening test, are provided by four...More
Talent management is a key theme cutting across a number of the actions of the NICS People Strategy. As a first priority, we have commenced work to support line managers and staff to discuss career development in a meaningful way.
NICS Talent Management Toolkit
The...More
The Creative Industries Economic Estimates Bulletin has been developed by the Analytical Services Unit (ASU) working within the Department for Communities (DfC) and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) and forms part of a new series of experimental statistics....More
This Equality Monitoring form is to help the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) comply with Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act (1998). The form is to be completed by those rural community and voluntary organisations that have benefitted from funding provided by...More
The Department of Education, the Education Authority and the Council for Catholic Maintained Schools are undertaking a joint review of the common aspects of the reconstitution and appointment process for members of Boards of Governors. Our purpose is to contribute to a thorough review...More
Within the Northern Health and Social Care Trust the Macmillan cancer and palliative care services want to learn more about the community and voluntary services which can make a difference to you throughout the different stages of your illness and wellness.
If you are aged between 18-55...More
Following the recent NI Direct service owner workshop held in PRONI Buildings on 19th February, DSS would really appreciate your feedback on the event by completing a short survey via the link below, which should only take a few minutes to complete.
Thank you for your time. More
This survey is being undertaken by the Cross-Border Project Group, consisting of representatives from HEIs and relevant departments on both sides of the border and chaired by the Centre for Cross Border Studies, to understand the current position regarding cross-border recruitment. It is hoped...More
The biannual Northern Ireland Homelessness Bulletin has been developed by the Analytical Services Unit (ASU) working within the Department for Communities (DfC), Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency (NISRA) and the Northern Ireland Housing Executive (NIHE) and forms part of a new...More
A Review of Higher Education (HE) Tuition Fee policy at the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) has been undertaken by DAERA.
The review took into account three key factors namely;
The ongoing variation in fees charged within CAFRE for higher education...More
The purpose of this consultation is to seek views on how the financial assets (funds) of individuals which are currently under the control of a court and managed by the Court Funds Office (the CFO) should be managed in the future.
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This is a public consultation by the Public Prosecution Service (PPS) to seek your views on our new policy covering the prosecution of young offenders.
The purpose of this policy is to provide guidance on the general principles, commitments and associated work practices, and to explain...More
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To support the Hyponatraemia Implementation Programme, there will be a number of opportunities to get involved. It is essential that members of the public and people who have experience in and care for those using Health and Social Care services help to shape how the...More