Physiotherapy self referral is available to adults over 16 who need support and advice to manage symptoms related to muscle strains/joint sprains/back and neck pain. 

Northern Ireland Primary Eyecare Assessment and Referral Service (NI PEARS) is a service for patients who develop a sudden eye problem, such as: Red eye(s); Pain and/or discomfort in the eyes, or around the eye area; Sudden reduction in vision in one or both eyes; Recent onset or sudden increase of flashes and/or floaters in one or both eyes; Suspected foreign body in the eye. 

The Pharmacy First scheme provides free treatment and confidential advice for certain conditions, at your local pharmacy. Conditions covered for free treatment are; Acne, Athlete's foot, Diarrhoea, Ear wax, Groin area infection, Haemorrhoids, Head lice, Mouth ulcers, Oral thrush, Scabies, Threadworms, Vaginal thrush and Verrucae. Speak to your community pharmacist for more information.

The morning after pill is now available free of charge, through participating community pharmacies, without having to wait for a prescription or GP callback. 

If you’re feeling overwhelmed by stress, you’re not alone. Stress is a very common issue, often involving anxiety, depression, panic, sleep problems, low well-being, and low self-esteem. It’s a normal response to life’s pressures, and most of us will experience it at some point. Stress Control can help you fight back against stress, boost your well-being, and regain control of your life. 

Lifeline is Northern Ireland's crisis response helpline, for mental health issues.

‘Better Days’ Pain Support Programmes (PSP) are delivered periodically by Healthy Living Centres across Northern Ireland.  For more information, and to book, please click on the picture above.

Bryson Care provides asylum seekers with information and support for claiming asylum in Northern Ireland. They support asylum seekers by initiating their Home Office asylum application and accessing additional support services, such as The Red Cross. They also provide advice and guidance in other asylum-related areas.  Click on the picture for more information.

You can self-refer to Cancer Focus NI, who can help provide you with support to help you stop smoking, including prescribing of treatments to help you do so, in conjunction with the surgery.