News and reports

Please see attached the CQC Monthly update for June 2020.

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

A new campaign called #BikeIsBest has been launched during the pandemic to encourage people to exercise by cycling.

See, Hear, Respond is a service provided across England by Barnardo’s and a group of national and local community-based organisations in response to Covid-19.

As Pride month comes to an end, you can still celebrate #PrideInside with a series of online events until 10th July.

Scope, the disability equality charity for England and Wales are currently running Parents Connect sessions on Zoom.

Kooth are offering free forum discussions throughout July for young people aged 11-18 in Darlington on a wide range of topics.

Are you living with dementia or concerned about your memory? Are you caring for a person living with dementia? Would you like extra support or advice? Living with dementia at any time brings everyday challenges for the person and those around them.

YoungMinds have launched a new web chat for parents and carers on their website. The parents webchat service provides signposting to help parents and carers find the information they are looking for with regards to their child's mental health.

Feeling breathless? Have a temperature or cough? These are some symptoms of Coronavirus. If you're isolating with symptoms, there are some things you can try in the comfort of your own home that may help.

The Alzheimer's Show in association with the Alzheimer's Society are delighted to now bring to you a series of online events and resources during these tough times across the next few weeks.

The National Youth Agency, in consultation with Public Health England and the Health and Safety Executive, have developed youth sector specific guidance and advice on managing activities and spaces during the Covid-19 pandemic.