Self Harm – Page 12 – Care Appointments

Engage: Sculptures installed on TV studio roof in suicide prevention campaign

By Laura Harding26th March 2018Engage

A new art installation representing the men who take their own lives each week in the UK has been revealed on the roof of This Morning’s London studios. The sculptures

Inspectors report 554 self-harm incidents in six months at youth jail

By Hayden Smith26th March 2018News England

A watchdog report found there were 554 self-harm incidents at Brinsford young offenders institution between May and October last year. A small number of individuals accounted for multiple incidents. Publishing

Liverpool prison with falling levels of violence ‘bucks the trend’, say Inspectors

By Hayden Smith20th March 2018News England

A men’s jail where inmates can wear their own clothes and have phones in their cells has been praised by the prisons watchdog. Inspectors found HMP Altcourse had “bucked the

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

By Michael McHugh15th March 2018News Northern Ireland

Staff at Maghaberry Prison have saved the lives of 11 vulnerable prisoners. Inspectors have expressed concern about the care of such inmates in the past and said plans for some

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

By Iain MacDonald14th March 2018Education & Training

Female prisoners – often anguished at being parted from their children – are more likely to commit acts of self-harm than their male counterparts, according to a University of Huddersfield

Suicide and self-harm prevention plan launched in North Wales

By Iain MacDonald6th March 2018News Wales

Public Health Wales has led the launch of a new plan to prevent suicide and self-harm in North Wales. Public Health Wales, Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board (BCUHB), local authorities,

Charities’ poll reveals ‘shocking’ levels of self-harm among young people

By Ella Pickover1st March 2018News England

A third of teens and young adults have self-harmed at some point in their lives, a new poll suggests. A survey of 1,000 16 to 25-year-olds from across the UK

Belfast Trust to take over delivery of Lifeline crisis support helpline

By Iain MacDonald14th February 2018News Northern Ireland

The Public Health Agency (PHA) has confirmed arrangements for delivery of Lifeline, Northern Ireland’s crisis response helpline service, beyond April this year. The current contractor, Contact (Northern Ireland), had decided

University event seeks to understand the growing problem of self-harm

By Iain MacDonald7th February 2018Education & Training

An event exploring the growing issue of self-harm will take place in Sheffield later this month. Self-harm is an important health concern in the UK with numbers seemingly rising, especially

Concern over lack of time outside cells as self-harm increases at youth jail

By Hayden Smith9th January 2018News England

Violence and self-harm have increased at a youth jail, a watchdog report has warned. It found one in four boys felt unsafe at Cookham Wood young offender institution (YOI) near

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Engage: Sculptures installed on TV studio roof in suicide prevention campaign

Inspectors report 554 self-harm incidents in six months at youth jail

Liverpool prison with falling levels of violence ‘bucks the trend’, say Inspectors

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

Suicide and self-harm prevention plan launched in North Wales

Charities’ poll reveals ‘shocking’ levels of self-harm among young people

Belfast Trust to take over delivery of Lifeline crisis support helpline

University event seeks to understand the growing problem of self-harm

Concern over lack of time outside cells as self-harm increases at youth jail

Mother’s anger after coroner finds Army failures contributed to Jaysley’s death

Thirty councils in severe financial distress granted support to protect services

More than half of councils face insolvency over special needs spending – survey

Man with Down’s syndrome died after care worker ‘landed on him’ in swimming pool

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Tag: Self Harm

Engage: Sculptures installed on TV studio roof in suicide prevention campaign

Inspectors report 554 self-harm incidents in six months at youth jail

Liverpool prison with falling levels of violence ‘bucks the trend’, say Inspectors

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

Suicide and self-harm prevention plan launched in North Wales

Charities’ poll reveals ‘shocking’ levels of self-harm among young people

Belfast Trust to take over delivery of Lifeline crisis support helpline

University event seeks to understand the growing problem of self-harm

Concern over lack of time outside cells as self-harm increases at youth jail