News and reports

The government have released new social distancing cards and badges for people who are worried about others around them respecting their space in line with social distancing guidelines during the Covid-19 pandemic.

Darlington Borough Council (DBC) have webinars available in the next few weeks for professional bodies as well as council staff on a wide range of aspects relating to children and adult services.

ICA have released their complaint standards framework and are giving you the opportunity to take part in shaping the future of NHS complaint handling.

Darlington Borough Council's Learning & Skills programme have new functional skills and GCSE courses available for anyone aged 19+ to enrol now! 

The Department of Health & Social Care have released the July edition of their newsletter.

The Darlington Pride Weekender is this weekend, with virtual events hosted on the 8th, 9th and 10th August by the Darlington Pride Working Group celebrating the LGBT+ community.

The NHS have launched their Better Health campaign encouraging adults to take active steps to improve their physical and mental health.

CDDFT have released the latest edition of their newsletter 'The Week Ahead'.

TEWV NHS Foundation Trust have introduced a new freephone for those in mental distress following the successful trial of a single point of access crisis telephone number earlier in the year.

The men's mental health charity, ManHealth, have introduced a new 'Chat and Connect' service online, operating across County Durham and Darlington until December.

CDDFT are delighted to announce that ‘My Wellbeing Space’, the free health and wellbeing app for cancer patients going through treatment is now live and ready to use.

NEYA have released the latest edition of their newsletter.