News and reports

Scarlet fever in children has been in the news recently as it is caused by a common bacteria called Group A Strep but it can become a more serious infection called Invasive Group A Strep.

Are you nimble with the knitting needles? Do you love coming up with crochet creations? Then Number Forty needs your help!

People with a learning disability are at higher risk of developing serious complications due to viruses such as flu and Covid19 and this includes children and young people in an SEND school.

Christmas can be a difficult time for families but especially for SEND families. Contact have produced a list of their favourite tips to make it that little bit easier on families.

Contracting COVID-19 can be a distressing experience that affects people differently, meaning you may have different care and wellbeing needs to others.

We at Healthwatch Darlington would like to extend our warmest congratulations to the Darlington Rapid Response Team on winning the 'Social Care Covid Heroes' award for their exceptional work during the pandemic.

Tees Valley YMCA have introduced a number of new youth sessions for young people aged 17 and under to come together and have fun.

A new report into Children's Services in Darlington has revealed that services are currently rated 'Good' while the experiences and progress of children in care and care leavers is 'Outstanding'.

The Dolphin Centre have announced their opening hours across the Christmas and New Year period.

Darlington Borough Council are refreshing their Children and Young People’s Plan.

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