This website contains a wide range of hypertext links to Government departments, statutory organisations, community and voluntary groups as well as a number of media and press organisations. We hope they will be of interest to our online visitors.

While every effort is made to check the content and accuracy of the websites we link to, the HPA can take no responsibility for information contained on websites maintained by other organisations or for action taken as a result of information contained on websites maintained by other organisations.

Submitting a link
If you would like your website to be included in our links section, please
email a description of the services provided by your website together with its URL (website address) to Stephen Cousins. You may also wish to submit your website's address to individual members of the staff, through the several submenu options named 'submit a link' which appear on this site.

The HPA will consider websites that are a good source of noncommercial information and which we feel are particularly relevant or of interest to professionals working in the field of health promotion and public health.

Reporting broken links
To report a broken link on this website, please send details of the web page containing the broken link together with the web address you were unable to access to Stephen Cousins.

Linking to this website
If you wish to link to this website, please use the URL http://www.healthpromotionagency.org.uk along with the name ‘Health Promotion Agency for Northern Ireland’.

If you wish to use a description along with the name and URL please insert the following text: The HPA is the regional provider of health promotion information in Northern Ireland. The Agency's mission is 'to make health a top priority for everyone in Northern Ireland'. It is responsible for providing advice on health promotion issues to the Department of Health, Social Services and Public Safety, conducting and commissioning research, producing information campaigns and resources for health professionals and members of the public and running training and professional development events relating to health promotion issues.