A Five Year Home Accident Prevention Strategy and Action Plan (PDF 124KB)

The Executive in its Programme for Government under the theme “Working for a Healthier People” gave a commitment to promoting public safety by reducing the number of injuries and deaths caused by accidents at home, at work and on the road. An overarching strategy for children and young people is also being developed, which will set out the vision, values and underlying principles, including general safety, for all children and young people and the long-term goals to make that vision a reality. Consultation Document

Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland: A statistical Profile

2002 edition

Counselling in Northern Ireland: Report of the Counselling Review

Counselling in Northern Ireland: Report of the Counselling Review

Research Ethics Committee Activity in Northern Ireland (PDF 23 KB)

Research Ethics Committee Activity in Northern Ireland

Equality and Inequalities in Health and Social Care in Northern Ireland

A Statistical Overview: 2002 Following some scene setting, the report draws together wide ranging information to document inequalities in health and social care in Northern Ireland that are relevant to the New Targeting Social Need (New TSN) policy, including the base report of the ‘Inequalities Monitoring System’. The overview also documents comparisons between people living in rural and non-rural areas, and between the statutory equality categories of Section 75 of the Northern Ireland Act. While some of the information has been previously published most of the results are new, and the majority of the new analyses has been undertaken by IAD. åÊ

Heroin Use in Northern Ireland (PDF 141 KB)

A Qualitative Study into Heroin Users' Lifestyles, Experiences, and Risk Behaviours

Health and Health Service Use in Northern Ireland

Social Variations

Key Indicators of Personal Social Services for Northern Ireland 2001

Social Services expenditure and provision in NI

Northern Ireland Community Statistics (PDF 31 KB)

1999/2000 to 2003/2004 - Key Facts