News and reports

Diabetes UK’s free online event will help you put your feet first, the event is for anyone living with or caring for someone with diabetes, or anyone who is interested in learning more about diabetes foot care.

This month’s MHNE bulletin is packed with all the latest information about changes, opportunities and general news about what is happening in connection to mental health in the North East at the moment.

Keep in the Know Durham and Darlington is a free messaging service brought to you by Durham Constabulary where you decide when and how you are kept informed about the issues that matter to you.

A new telephone project launched to connect socially isolated or lonely service users with friendly volunteers and staff to talk about care experiences and ask questions. 
 

Our young volunteers launch 'Worried about the future: What can I do and where can I go for help?' awareness raising project to help young people in Darlington who may be worrying about their future during these uncertain times.

Starting next week we will be launching new online information sessions free for anyone to join throughout October 2020.

We know that young people in Darlington maybe worrying more about the future than ever before. Our young volunteer from Youthwatch Darlington - Emily shares her experience.

FFTD will hold their AGM on Wednesday 30th September, 7.00 - 8.00 pm via Zoom.

We know that young people in Darlington maybe worrying more about the future than ever before. Our young volunteers spoke to Pamela Plumb, Health & Social Care Tutor at Darlington College about her tips for students.

The NHS COVID-19 App launched on 24th September, Mencap have produced some easy read information about the app on their website.

The Darlington Primary Care Network flu vaccination drive- through programme officially launched on Monday 28th September at The Northern Echo Arena, Darlington Mowden Park Rugby Club!

We know that young people in Darlington maybe worrying more about the future than ever before. Our young volunteers spoke to Laura Wilson, Mental Health Lead, Haughton Academy in Darlington about her tips for students.