News and reports

Healthwatch Darlington are delighted to announce the next meeting of the mental health network will be on Wednesday 19 March, 10am to 12noon at the Tandem Hub at Morton Park in Darlington.

Tandem offer a range of support services to people equipping them with the skills to gain employment as well as reskill and retrain people to begin a new career.

Kooth are thrilled to invite you to their upcoming KoothTalks webinar on the role of Kooth and Qwell in the care pathway for people with an eating difficulty - on 24 & 26 February.

Darlington Borough Council are rolling out valuable learning for those with contact with vulnerable adults and families around fire awareness.

Darlington College have an Essential Digital Skills (Entry Level 3 and Level 1) course & a Cyber Security course beginning in March.

A consultant social worker for Barnardo's has been commissioned by Darlington Childrens Services to complete an external review of Darlington’s internal and multi-agency procedures where there are concerns a child is vulnerable to exploitation. 

Do you have an appointment? Or maybe you just need some time for yourself? Age UK North Yorkshire & Darlington have you covered! Their new Comfort and Care Haven service supports your family member in a safe and supported environment, giving you peace of mind that they are being looked after while you're away.

If you're a professional who knows of an adult carer that could do with further support, making a referral for them couldn't be easier!

The Research and Campaigns Team at Darlington, Redcar & Cleveland Citizens Advice are currently undertaking research into disabled access into venues, shops and public buildings around Darlington town centre. The objective of this research is to produce a report highlighting current problems and issues faced by many of the disabled members of the local community.

We have been made aware of a range of scams that people should be particularly aware of.

Tees Valley YMCA have released their updated activity timetable of youth sessions at their Darlington hub and across the town.

Can you help NICE reflect lived experience in their guidance on violent and aggressive behaviours in people with mental health problems?