Drugs don’t discriminate, they don’t care who you are, they don’t care about your family, your dreams or your future- the same can be said for those who deal drugs on our streets.
Primary Care Multi-Disciplinary Teams have been officially launched by the Western Trust in partnership with the Derry GP Federation of Family Practice.
Better mental health and suicide prevention training must be a key plank of a robust suicide reduction strategy, according to Sinn Féin health spokesperson Sandra Duffy.
Derry & Strabane Council has confirmed that it is pressing ahead with developing a £50m funding strategy for a new leisure facility which will replace Templemore Sports Complex.
With the return of the Stormont Executive, we took to the streets of the city centre to ask the public for their views on the restoration of the Northern Ireland Executive and Assembly after three years.
The Western Health and Social Care Trust’s Fostering and Recruitment Team are calling for people to think about the positive difference they can make to a child’s life.
Sinn Féin’s local Health spokesperson Councillor Sandra Duffy has expressed her concern at the scale of drug-related deaths in the north, following new statistics which show 189 people died in 2018 in drug-related incidents.
The guarantee of £60m to build and staff a new medical School has been warmly welcomed in Derry this week but the expansion of student numbers at Magee remains a key demand.
A local man who took a heart attack while playing golf said he is extremely thankful for the help and support the ‘Our Hearts, Our Minds’ Programme team provided to him during his recovery.
