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Are you a teacher beginning the new academic year after lockdown? Would you be interested in a free online course to further develop your understanding of children and young people's mental health?

The Health Foundation's Director of Health, Jo Bibby, has looked at the experience of coronavirus through the eyes of young people asking the question' Who would want to be 20 in 2020?'

MHNE have released the August edition of their newsletter packed with features and news on courses and activities available across the North East.

The CQC are encouraging the public to get involved in Healthwatch's national #BecauseWeAllCare campaign.

Throughout Gynaecological Cancer Awareness Month, The Eve Appeal are running their annual campaign Go Red, and this year they are raising awareness of red flag symptom - abnormal bleeding.

Have you ever wanted to get involved in business administration or health and social care but you're not sure how to get there? Learning and Skills might have the opportunity you've been waiting for.

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

People across Teesside, County Durham, Darlington, North Yorkshire and York are being asked to share their views to help improve mental health and learning disability services.

As we prepare to get back to ‘a new normal’ many people feel uncertain or anxious about the future. This page features links to organisations offering tips on coping with these feelings and strategies that might help when returning to new routines.

Samaritans have started a new campaign aimed at encouraging men to seek help for their mental health by showcasing stories from other men who've been through tough times and how Samaritans have changed their lives.

If you're stuck inside due to the weather and not sure what to do with your kids to keep them entertained, North East Family Fun have some great suggestions for places to visit.