News and reports

More new apprenticeship vacancies. If you have any questions please do not hesitate to speak to Learning and Skills or the employers directly.

People who have a sensory impairment or a learning disability continue to face difficulty communicating with services, new analysis has found. 

This week is Men's Health Week - focusing on the need for a men's (and women's) health strategy within the NHS.

Durham County Carers Support are incredibly proud to offer a free Counselling Service to Carers who need emotional support as they navigate the challenges of their caring role. This service has become a vital lifeline for many — offering a safe, confidential space for Carers to talk, reflect, and strengthen their resilience.

All this week is Diabetes week, encouraging a focus on essential care and shining a light on the regular health checks you will have when living with Diabetes.

Carers Week takes place from 9-15 June 2025 across the UK. Established by Carers UK, Carers Week is an annual awareness raising campaign which recognises the vital contribution made by carers.

Carers Week is fast approaching — running from Monday 9th to Sunday 15th June 2025 — and the incredible team at Darlington Carers Support are excited to share what they have planned, to celebrate and recognise the incredible work of unpaid Carers in our community.

We're delighted to announce the next Darlington Organisations Together meeting is taking place on Thursday 10 July and your community organisation is invited!

If you, or someone you know, is experiencing a mental health crisis, access urgent support 24/7 by calling NHS 111 and selecting the mental health option.

Don’t get hooked: new warning urges the public to continue reporting phishy emails and texts with 41 million already reported.

If you are passionate about supporting bereaved people, Cruse Bereavement Support would love to hear from you.

In recognition of Volunteer Week 2025, Diabetes UK want to let everyone know they have micro volunteering opportunities available in the North of England.