News and reports

National Epilepsy Week will be taking place to raise awareness for those affected by epilepsy, what epilepsy is, who’s affected and what can be done to help those who suffer from this condition.

Face to face services at Citizens Advice Darlington may be closed, but their teams are still there to help you and give free, impartial advice. There are a number of ways you can get in touch with them.

Bowel Cancer UK are hosting a free virtual information and support event for anyone affected by bowel cancer.

Have you used the Musculoskeletal (MSK) service in Darlington? NHS Tees Valley CCG would like to find out about your experience!

Would you like to de-stress?, boost your mood?, move a little bit more? The Active Life Foundation are offering FREE outdoor sessions starting this week in Darlington locations.

Diabetes UK share an update on all the latest diabetes related opportunities including competitions, consultations, events and more.

An opportunity for individuals to join together online for an interactive discussion as we explore YOUR covid-19 vaccine views.

Congratulations to Savannah, age 7 who has been randomly selected as our 'Healthy Food' competition winner and will receive a £50 shopping voucher.

As part of Youthwatch Darlington's 'Healthy Eating and Exercise Project' our young volunteers have created 50x FREE 'Seed and Wellbeing Kits' for children aged 4 to 11 years of age who live in Darlington.

Healthwatch Darlington is acting as the lead suicide prevention tin coordinator for the Borough of Darlington on behalf of the North East & North Cumbria Suicide Prevention Network.

NHS Tees Valley CCG is carrying out a twelve-week period of patient/public engagement (17 May – 6 August 2021) to understand the views of those who have supported a loved one with a long-term condition or cancer during the end stages of their life.

Since The Big Ask launched last month, hundreds of thousands of children and young people have taken part, sharing their views and experiences of what life is like for them growing up in England.