News and reports

The latest update from VONNE for the VCSE sector across the North East.

Are you worried you have cancer but not calling your GP because of Coronavirus?

CDDFT have released the latest edition of their newsletter 'The Week Ahead'.

Young volunteers from Youthwatch Darlington launched an awareness project aimed at secondary school and college students. Last week the Northern Echo featured an article about their fantastic project.

A new television advert is encouraging the public to contact their GP if they are experiencing potential cancer symptoms.

The Regional Refugee Forum North East, along with the Local Maternity Systems in Northern England, have worked together to develop a new suite of online videos aimed at pregnant women from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities.

It has been reported that alcohol and drug intake has risen as a result of the national lockdown and following restrictions throughout this year. Learning & Skills have, as a result of this, developed a free, online Substance Misuse Awareness course.

These times we are currently facing are unprecedented and a lot of people are worried about what happens next in their lives. If you would like support planning the next stages of your future then let Routes to Work help.

Tees Esk and Wear Valleys NHS Foundation Trust have developed a poster for professionals to remind them about the impact of parental mental health.

If you or somebody you know is over 75 you need to know about the changes to TV licence, as part of their campaign Citizens Advice Darlington have produced a poster for people to print and display to assist and raise awareness.

Applications are now open for the North East and Yorkshire Patient and Citizen Leadership Programme (Virtual).

This initiative aims to protect and prevent people from becoming scam victims by empowering them to take a stand against scams. As you may be aware, scams, in particular those linked to the pandemic, are on the increase.