The purpose of the program is to support landowners aiming to revegetate their land, halt erosion, restore ecosystems and help landowners promote sustainable land use according to applied guidelines and criteria.

On Wednesday March 20th, a workshop on “Safer Northwest” was held at the Blönduós community centre. All the main stakeholders in the project were involved in the preparation or conversation in one way or another, and HSN is among them.

A decision has been made to relocate the largest part of HSN's operations in Akureyri to Sunnuhlíð at the beginning of 2024. Home care will continue in its current facilities, psychosocial services and mental health teams will move to Hvannavellir 14. Work is underway to find accommodation for the part of the management located in Akureyri.

On 28 February, a court ruling was made in case 24/2023 in which the question was whether the law on parental leave violated a obligation under the EEA Agreement.

Patients with respiratory symptoms should wear a mask at all HSU facilities

Berglind Ragnarsdóttir, nurse, has several hats in her work, she is a division manager at the nursing home Hvammur in Húsavík and the head of nursing departments at HSN, as well as doing daily nursing work.

On 1 June 2023, the Quality and Supervisory Agency of Welfare published a report following the report of a serious incident at the summer camp in Reykjadalur. The follow-up of GEV on the work process of the summer camp has now been completed.

District commissioners were tasked with overseeing the digital implementation of the project, which enabled residents of Grindavík to sell their housing to the government under certain conditions. Applicants could subsequently fill out an application on Ísland.is.

5 years after the hospital building was completed, the first patients arrived.