News and reports

Community radio station Darlo Radio, Darlington Borough Council and its partners are encouraging teenagers in Darlington aged 14-18 to enter the Darlo Radio Play Your Part Competition.

Alzheimer’s Society, Dementia Action Week is a national event that sees the public coming together to take action to improve the lives of people affected by dementia.

Healthwatch Darlington's Chief Executive Officer Michelle Thompson shares an important message asking residents of Darlington to share their COVID-19 vaccine experiences.

The team at Healthwatch Darlington including one of our volunteers share inspirational nature tips and useful information this Mental Health Awareness Week as we explore this years theme 'connect with nature'.

This week marks Dying Matters Awareness Week – focusing on the importance of being #InAGoodPlace to die. It has been a year like never before. The COVID-19 pandemic has put death and loss at the forefront of the nation's consciousness.

Routes To Work share their spring newsletter and new leaflet, find out how they can support you back into work, and read some of their success stories.

The latest update from VONNE for the VCSE sector across the North East. An opportunity to work with VONNE and more in VONNE News.

MHNE share their latest bulletin packed with all their latest news and information on training and job opportunities.

The 700 Club Church View Apartments are now OPEN for referrals. The apartments offer an environment in which individuals are provided with the space and time to learn the skills and develop the confidence and resilience to live independently.

Darlington Association on Disability's (DAD) Positive Travel Project, funded by London North Eastern Railway (LNER), will support disabled people and carers of all ages to tackle the barriers they face in accessing transport and travel.

Untreated, perinatal mental illness is one of the leading causes of death for women during pregnancy and the first year after birth. Are you aware of some of the mental health difficulties and symptoms?

The response to Census 2021 has exceeded all expectations, with 97 per cent of households across England and Wales making sure they count when it comes to local services like school places, GP surgeries and hospital beds.