News and reports

Many people across the UK will still be working from home where ever possible during the pandemic.

The latest update from VONNE for the VCSE sector across the North East.

Healthwatch Darlington's young volunteers receive a personal message of thanks from Her Royal Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant of County Durham, Mrs Sue Snowdon, for their support and service during the COVID-9 pandemic.

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May is National Stroke Awareness Month and the Stroke Association raises awareness by launching a campaign 'Make May Purple'.

Free online bereavement training launched by Winston's Wish for schools and individuals.

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The NHS ‘Open for Business’ campaign is being run across the North East CGGs and its partners and urges people not to delay treatment for their health conditions as well as sharing messages about how services have changed.

Financial help and support in Darlington.

During the pandemic many vulnerable individuals will be isolated at home, struggling financially and unable to make hot meals.

Sight loss charity British Wireless for the Blind Fund (BWBF) has announced a new service which enables them to continue to support people living with sight loss in Darlington
throughout the pandemic.

Two short films that have been produced by the National Cancer Programme Team for cancer patients and the wider public encouraging people to go to their GP if they are worried about symptoms of cancer.