News and reports

If you, or someone you know, is experiencing a mental health crisis, you can now call NHS 111 and select option 2 for urgent mental health support.

Here to Help is a new project from SJOG which aims to raise awareness and provide information, advice and guidance regarding autism and suicidality across the North East.

Age UK North Yorkshire and Darlington is dedicated to supporting and advocating for older people across Darlington and the Hambleton, Richmondshire, and Harrogate Districts of North Yorkshire.

Our popular organisation of the week feature is back, and this week we spotlight The Darlington and South Durham MS Society Group!

The Family Support Service - delivered by Daisy Chain - have coffee mornings available in Darlington, as well as Multi Agency coffee mornings beginning in September 2024.

The NHS Integrated Care Board for the North East and North Cumbria is launching the BIG Conversation to find out what matters most to women and girls when it comes to their health.

We're delighted to announce our next Darlington Organisations Together meeting is taking place at 10am to 12pm on Thursday 19 September and your community organisation is invited!

According to estimates by Healthwatch England, up to 1.5 million working-age disabled people in England could need social care support but are not accessing it. This means they are likely to be missing out on help with daily activities such as washing, cleaning, socialising, and going to the shops.

The team at Learning & Skills are introducing a number of new Bespoke Employer Led Programmes to help you on your road to future employment.

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence are pleased to announce the launch of their bursary scheme for national voluntary and community sector organisations and local Healthwatch for the NICE Conference 2025 which is taking place at the Hilton Hotel, Deansgate, Manchester on 27 March 2025.

The eagerly awaited results of the You Screen trial on HPV self-sampling tests have been published and show it could be a game-changer for people who haven’t attended their cervical screening.

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