News and reports

Kings Foodbank are now open three days a week to help more vulnerable people during the Covid-19 outbreak.

Macmillan Cancer Support for Darlington can still offer you support during the Covid-19 outbreak.

An Interim Library Delivery Service has been set up and is available to all existing library users who are 60 or over, who may be self-isolating in a bid to help minimise loneliness.

Relax Kids Darlington and Aycliffe has moved their learning and experience online and designed a totally new website to help people of all ages look after their mental health and emotional wellbeing.

Darlington Young Carers are still offering support to young people during the Covid-19 outbreak.

Darlington Borough Council have launched a support HUB to help those people in our borough most affected by the Coronavirus outbreak

Essentially, it's business as usual for Arcus Darlington, however, all counselling sessions will now take place over the phone.

From Monday 23rd March 2020 Darlington Association on Disability will not be doing home visits until further notice, unless it is essential

A new course “Coping during the pandemic” is available from the Recovery College Online

The community peer mentors WILL continue to take referrals for anyone who is in high demand on front line policing or other services.

Please be advised that a number of Darlington Borough Council services and community venues have now closed until further notice, during the Covid-19 outbreak.

Darlington Alzheimer's Society can provide information, advice and support to those living with dementia and to those supporting someone with dementia via telephone, email or post.