News and reports

Young people living in and around Darlington were invited by Darlington Borough Council to interview candidates for the new director of Public Health position.

From time to time we're going to be shining the spotlight on local organisations making a difference in your community in these difficult times, and today we are featuring the 'Coronavirus Support for Vulnerable Darlington' group.

The Family Support Team at St Teresa’s Hospice now operates two online support groups for anyone living with life-limiting illnesses and for those who care for someone with a life-limiting illness.

Relax kids are hosting a free online event all this week from Monday 20th July - Friday 24th July and it's absolutely free!

Learning and Skills have a brand new range of courses available suitable for all abilities, beginning August and September.

Diabetes UK is looking for two people to be part of an exciting new project.

NHS Youth Forum are finding more ways to demonstrate important government guidance on Coronavirus. They are using illustrations to catch the attention of younger people.

Leo's Neonatal are delighted to be able to provide a new robust service which has been created directly from parent needs in response to COVID-19.

Children and young people in Darlington are to receive tablet devices to help with their learning, access support and take part in arts activities as part of a new joint initiative.

Although lockdown is easing, Covid-19 has not gone away. Please see below some useful up to date information and advice for our most vulnerable in the community

Coronavirus information is readily available for those with a learning disability through a series of online videos.

Darlington, Hartlepool & Stockton-on-Tees, and South Tees CCGs have their AGM next Monday, 20th July at 3pm.