News and reports

Step Forward Tees Valley are still working through the pandemic to support people into work or training. They provide free voluntary support that won’t impact any benefits for those 29+ and out of work.

Care workers looking after people in their own homes will be offered weekly coronavirus tests from Monday 23rd November, the government has announced.

This week we held our virtual Annual General Meeting, for anyone that didn't attend you can watch the video here to find out about our work, hear about our volunteers and reflect on our achievements from the last 12 months.

Our local MP Peter Gibson took the time to share a special message with Youthwatch Darlington following the announcement of being 'Highly Commended' at this year's Healthwatch Awards 2020.

This confidential support line has been set up in response to the COVID-19 pandemic to help health and care, education, police, fire and prison service staff across the North East and Cumbria to cope.

National Grief Awareness Week encourages us all to break the silence, engage on this topic without stigma and learn to ask for and provide help when we need it.

MHNE have released the November edition of their newsletter packed with features and news on courses and activities available across the North East.

'The Bee Tree Community' are offering free Zoom Support Groups for people affected by loneliness and isolation during lockdown.

If you are aged over 50 Age UK North Yorkshire & Darlington are offering a hot food service to those in need.

If you have been made redundant or have been placed on furlough as a result of the pandemic Learning & Skills offer courses that can help you to upskill and diversify your employability skills.

Barnardo's are there to help children, young people and families affected by Covid-19 from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic communities.

Find out why Youthwatch Darlington are 'Highly Commended' at this year's Healthwatch Awards 2020.