The West Iceland Healthcare Institution has received a grant from the memorial fund of Bergþóra Magnúsdóttir and Jakob Bjarnason. The memorial fund is managed by the Directorate of Health and grants are granted from it to projects intended to improve the quality and safety of healthcare.

On Friday, October 24th, we anticipate reduced services and operations at the Social Insurance Administration due to the announced women's strike.

A new Service Quality Survey, conducted from November 2024 to January 2025, reveals that the public is increasingly satisfied with the services provided by the District Commissioners and holds these offices in high regard. The survey reached people from across the country and shed light on various aspects of services and interactions with the District Commissioners' offices.

Teachers, student and career counselors, headmasters, and other upper secondary school administrators can apply for study leave to enhance their skills.

A Health-Promoting Class is an initiative with that supports students in 7th-9th grade health behaviour.

The fund offers loans and grants for projects supporting fish farming, improved facilities, increased catch value, and research in rivers and lakes.

The emergency room of HSU Selfoss services a large district and is open 24 hours a day every day of the year.

At the annual meeting of the North Iceland Health Institution (HSN) on May 20, the organisation presented recognition awards for the first time to staff members who have excelled in their work and contributed to making HSN an even better workplace and a stronger service provider.

Sara Mist Gautadóttir, Clinical Nutritionist, has been appointed as Chief Clinical Nutritionist at SAk. The position was advertised for applications last September.