A charity which helps children and adults with the behavioural disorder, ADHD, may have to close because they have no money.

Twenty-one Romas, including children and infants, have been taken into emergency accommodation after being evicted from a house in south Belfast.

Frontline healthcare workers, pregnant women and people with underlying medical conditions will be first in Northern Ireland to receive the swine flu vaccine when the Government’s mass immunisation programme begins in the autumn.

The Irish Association of Social Workers claims the government needs to spell out in greater detail how the measures being put in place to provide an out-of-hours service for crisis cases will operate.

Examples of good practice in personal and public involvement by health and social care organisations are at the forefront of a new quality awards scheme, just announced.

The Health Minister has given the green light to a range of plans aimed at saving millions of pounds and improving healthcare provision across Northern Ireland.

Hundreds of children across Northern Ireland have tried the potentially deadly drug cocaine before they are 16-years-old, a survey has revealed today.

Haystacks dot the fields around the village of Tileagd, roses climb up walls, and traffic thunders past its outskirts. The centre of the village is quiet, except for the clip-clop of a horse and cart, and the squeals of children in a playground. Set among lush cornfields and gentle green hills in one of the more prosperous parts of Romania, it seems like a nice, if sleepy place to live.

A man from Londonderry is suing the Western Health Trust for damages because he alleges he was beaten and kicked by his now-dead foster parents.

Fermanagh got a £24m boost this week with the announcement that health services in the border region are set to benefit from a welcome injection of cash from the European Union.